Design

UI/UX design that
people understand.

Interfaces designed around how people actually behave — clear to read, quick to learn, and comfortable to keep using.

Typical projects from £450. Every project is quoted as a fixed, itemised price before work starts — estimate yours in two minutes.

What you get

Research before pixels, and everything around it.

Interfaces designed around how people actually behave — clear to read, quick to learn, and comfortable to keep using.

User researchWireframingPrototypingInterface designDesign systemsUsability testingAccessibility
UI/UX design: wireframe screens with a pointer
How it works

Design that earns its place.

Research before pixels

We start with the job the screen has to do and the person doing it. Guessing at that stage is what produces software people quietly avoid using.

Wireframes you can argue with

Layout gets agreed in grey boxes first. Moving a button on a wireframe costs minutes; moving it on a finished system costs days.

Interface design in the browser

Real type, real content, real breakpoints — so what you sign off is what ships, not a picture of it.

Accessible by default

Keyboard operation, visible focus, and text contrast that meets WCAG AA. It is a legal expectation in the UK, and it makes the product better for everyone.

Grey boxes first

Agree the layout before anything is built.

Moving a button on a wireframe costs minutes. Moving it on a finished system costs days. Here is the same screen at both stages.

Grey-box wireframe of a client portal dashboard: a sidebar, four summary boxes and a list of projects.
1. WireframeLayout, content and priorities agreed in grey boxes.
The finished client portal dashboard, built from that wireframe.
2. Finished screenThe same layout, designed and built.
What you receive

Design you can build from.

Typical projects from £450, priced line by line before we begin.

Right for founders planning a new product, businesses whose staff avoid the software they already have, and teams about to rebuild a website who want the structure right first.

  • A short research summary. Who uses it, what they need to do, and where they get stuck today.
  • Wireframes of every key screen. Agreed in grey boxes before any visual design starts.
  • Visual designs in your brand. Built in the browser, at real phone, tablet and desktop sizes.
  • A small design system. Colours, type, buttons and forms, documented for whoever builds it.
  • Accessibility checks. Contrast, keyboard use and focus states to WCAG AA.
  • A walkthrough call. So your team or developer knows why each decision was made.
Next step

Get a fixed price for your design project.

Send a short brief and we will come back with an honest view, a fixed quote and a realistic timeline.

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