Every screen designed, including the ones nobody plans for
We design web and mobile interfaces down to the error states and empty screens, and test them as clickable prototypes before a line of code is written.
Part of Design and digital experienceWhat we do
User flows and wireframes
Each task mapped step by step, then sketched as low-detail screens so the structure is agreed before visual design begins.
Visual interface design
Layout, type and color applied to every screen, in light and dark themes where the product needs both.
Clickable prototypes
Figma prototypes that behave like the product on a phone or laptop, used for demos, investor meetings and user testing.
All the states
Loading, empty, error, success and permission states, plus the long names, large numbers and missing photos that real data brings.
Right-to-left layouts
Arabic screens designed alongside English ones, with mirrored navigation, correct number handling and icons that point the right way.
Developer handoff
Annotated Figma files, spacing and token specs, exported assets and a walkthrough with the people who will build it.
When clients call us about this
The app works but feels clumsy
Features were added one at a time and the interface never caught up with them.
Developers keep asking what should happen when
The designs show the ideal path only, so edge cases end up decided in code.
You need to show a product that does not exist yet
A prototype lets investors, partners or a pilot customer try it before the build is funded.
Questions we are often asked
Which design tool do you use?
Figma, by default. You get access to the files throughout the project and ownership of them at the end.
Can you redesign an app that is already live?
Yes. We review the current interface, agree what to change first, and design improvements in releases your team can ship one at a time.
Do you also build what you design?
We can. Our engineering team builds web and mobile apps, or we hand off to your developers and answer their questions during the build.
Do you follow iOS and Android conventions?
Yes. Navigation, gestures and controls follow each platform's guidelines where that helps users, while the brand stays consistent across both.
Tell us what you want to build, fix or grow
We reply within one working day with questions or a short plan.