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“I find him very nice to work with and he actually delivers a very good quality. So I am really happy with him.”
Noa van der Veen · Strategy and operations, CheckyPro
UI/UX Design
UI/UX Design
Product design that makes complex software clear, especially when AI, dense data, or high-stakes decisions are involved. Research, systems, and production UI delivered with engineering in the room.
Partnerships and reviews
Certified partnerships
Rated by clients and team
- Clutch
What your product gets
01
Clear product flows
We map jobs, states, permissions, and edge cases before polishing screens. The result is a product model your designers and engineers can both build from.
Discuss your product02
Research tied to decisions
Focused interviews, prototype tests, analytics review, and expert evaluation. Every research activity answers a product decision: no 60-page theatre deck.
Plan user research03
A system, not loose screens
Tokens, components, responsive states, and interaction rules in Figma, aligned with the production component library so the product stays coherent as it grows.
Discuss a design system04
AI interactions users can trust
Human review, uncertainty, sources, feedback, empty states, long-running tasks, and recovery paths designed into the experience, not added after launch.
Review your AI workflow05
Accessible by design
Keyboard flows, focus behaviour, contrast, readable hierarchy, and responsive touch targets considered at component level, not left to a final audit.
Discuss accessibility06
Figma that survives contact with code
Design and engineering work together through implementation. Components, states, and breakpoints are resolved in production: no lossy handoff ceremony.
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Design that survives contact with production code.
Delivery
How design reaches production
- Stage 1
Understand the job
We interview stakeholders and users, inspect product data, and define the decisions this design work must unlock.
- Stage 2
Model flows and states
User journeys, information architecture, permissions, failure states, and data dependencies are resolved before visual polish.
- Stage 3
Prototype and test
We build the smallest realistic prototype that can validate the risky interactions, then test it with representative users.
- Stage 4
Systemise and ship
Approved patterns become reusable components. We pair through implementation and check the production result, not just the Figma file.
Engagement fit
Where product design adds leverage
Best for
- Your AI product works technically but users do not understand or trust it
- Design inconsistency is slowing engineering and making every feature bespoke
- You need research and interaction design paired directly with implementation
- Your existing product needs a focused UX audit and redesign of critical flows
- You want a production design system rather than a static Figma library
Not for
- You only need a logo, brand identity, or marketing campaign
- You want polished screens before agreeing product scope or user flows
- You need speculative concepts with no path to implementation
- You want design handed over to an unrelated build team with no collaboration
Testimonials
What founders say after the build
Verbatim quotes from teams we shipped to production. We publish testimonials with written sign-off on file.
4.6/5across 58 verified client reviews.Read them all at source
Design + engineering
Design resolved in production, not in Figma
We pair design and engineering through implementation. Components, states, and breakpoints are checked against the real product, not just the mockup. The result is a coherent system that stays coherent as it grows, without a lossy handoff ceremony.
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Frequently asked questions
What we design, how we work with internal teams, and where we deliberately stay in our lane.
Yes, for defined work such as a UX audit, research sprint, prototype, or design-system foundation. Our strongest engagements still include implementation pairing because that is where unresolved states and technical constraints surface.
Make the product easier to trust.
Bring us the hardest workflow, not a wishlist of screens. We will map the real problem and tell you whether it needs research, redesign, a design system, or less product.