What you receive
- Task discovery
- CJM and journeys
- Prototype
- Visual system
- UI kit and specification
Start with the user journey
We define audiences, context, and primary actions before visual styling so contradictions surface before development.
The prototype describes structure, states, and transitions rather than pretending to be the finished interface.
A system, not isolated screens
Components, tokens, and behavior rules are reused so the interface remains coherent across pages.
Error, loading, empty, focus, and mobile states are designed alongside the main journey.
A practical development handoff
The design is checked against real data, platform constraints, and responsive transitions, with critical details documented before implementation.
After development, the result is reviewed in the browser across journeys, keyboard interaction, and touch devices.
Questions and answers
How is UX different from UI?
UX defines the journey and interaction logic; UI is the visual and component implementation of that logic.
Does a small website need a design system?
It needs at least a coherent set of components and tokens; the system’s depth depends on screen count and expected evolution.
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