MOD.02 — Services
UI/UX & Interface Design.
Interfaces planned around what visitors are trying to do. Less guesswork for them, better numbers for you.
What the module includes
- I-01Journey mapping
Who arrives, what they need, and the shortest honest path to it, agreed before design starts.
- I-02Wireframes & prototypes
Click-through prototypes so decisions happen before development, where changes are cheap.
- I-03Design systems
Type, colour and components defined once, so every future page stays consistent.
- I-04Developer-ready handoff
Specs, states and edge cases documented, whether we build it or your team does.
How the module runs
Map the journey
Who lands, what they need, where they hesitate. We sketch flows before screens.
Design in systems
Type scale, spacing, components. Decisions made once, applied everywhere.
Test against humans
Real devices, real content lengths, awkward viewports. Polish where people actually look.
Seen in production
True-to-colour captures from the registry. Open the case file for the full build sheet.
Proof in the registry
Every claim above is checkable: the related builds in the panel ran this module in production. Open a case file, then the live site.
Quick answers
Do you design without building?
Yes. Design systems and prototypes hand over cleanly to in-house or agency dev teams, with documentation.
How do you measure whether a design works?
Against the journey it was planned for: enquiries, checkouts, bookings. Pretty is a by-product, not the goal.
Can you work inside our existing brand?
Yes, including strict global guidelines. The Schick build shipped to a multinational's brand standard.
Can we test the design before it's built?
Yes. Clickable prototypes in the browser, on your own phone, before any production code. It is far cheaper to move a button in a prototype than in a sprint.
Do we get the design files?
Always. Figma files, exported assets and the component logic are yours, whether or not we build it.