UX Research & Discovery
User interviews, jobs-to-be-done and a written brief the team can act on.
Product Engineering
Product DesignDesign That Ships With the Code.
Product design that is built to be implemented — a design system in code, components your engineers can drop in, and a research-led approach that ties the design to the user problem, not to the latest dashboard pattern.
10+Years Experience
100+Projects Delivered
50+Expert Developers
20+Industries Served
UX Research & Discovery
Product Information Architecture
Interaction Design
Visual Design System
Code Component Library
Design QA & Reviews
Overview
Product design is a code-shaped artefact, not a Figma file
A product design that lives only in Figma is a deck. The design is only real when the components are in code, the tokens flow into the build, and the engineers can extend the system without breaking the design. We design with that as the test for every screen.
We run a short discovery with the team and the users, define the user problem in writing, and design the system with components the engineering team can drop in. The handoff is a Figma library, a code component library, design tokens and a recorded walkthrough — not a stack of static frames.
This is the wrong engagement if you only need marketing visuals or a one-off landing page. The investment in a product design system is worth it when the product is going to evolve over months, not weeks.
- Built to Ship — Components, tokens and states that map 1:1 to the code, not a wall of static frames.
- Research-Led — Decisions tied to user interviews, jobs-to-be-done and the data the team already has.
- Extensible System — A token-based system that scales to the next feature without a redesign.
- Design QA — A weekly review against the build, so the shipped product matches the design.
What we deliver
Everything included in our product design
Product Information Architecture
The navigation, the IA and the data model, designed against the user mental model.
Interaction Design
Flows, states, motion and the micro-interactions that make the product feel right.
Visual Design System
A token-based system that ships to the build, not just to Figma.
Code Component Library
A React component library your engineering team can drop in.
Design QA & Reviews
A weekly review against the build, so the design does not drift from the shipped product.
Our process
A proven process for successful delivery
01
Discover
We run research, review the data and write the user problem in one paragraph.
02
Plan & Design
We design the system, the components and the first three flows.
03
Develop
We build the design system in code alongside the first product slice.
04
Deploy
We hand off the system, the components and the walkthrough to the team.
05
Optimize & Grow
We review the build weekly and ship the next set of components.
Technology
Built with a stack that stays maintainable
Design
- Figma
- FigJam
- Maze
- Notion
Component Library
- React
- Storybook
- Radix UI
- shadcn/ui
Tokens & Build
- Style Dictionary
- Tailwind CSS
- TypeScript
What you can expect
- Typical First Slice
- 4-8 wksTypical First Slice
- Components in Code
- 100%Components in Code
- AA Compliance Target
- WCAG 2.2AA Compliance Target
- Users Tested Per Round
- 5+Users Tested Per Round
Industries we serve
Delivered for teams in your sector
UI/UX design is the broader practice. Product design is the subset that focuses on a software product — typically with a design system in code, components the engineering team can drop in, and a research-led approach that ties the design to a product problem. The artefact is the system, not the screen.
A focused first slice — the system, the components and the first three flows — is 4–8 weeks. After that, the engagement is usually ongoing: a weekly design review against the build, a new component or flow every sprint, and a quarterly research round. The work compounds, because the system gets cheaper to extend each month.
That is the test. We deliver a Figma library, a code component library, design tokens and a written usage guide. The engineering team can drop the components in, override the tokens for a one-off case, and ship a new feature without an archaeology expedition on the design system.
Yes. We audit the existing system, identify the gaps, and extend it with the new components and tokens. The existing system stays in place — we add to it, not replace it. When the existing system has a structural problem, we will say so on the audit before recommending a rewrite.
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