Prototypes you can put in front of people
We design clickable prototypes in Figma that look and behave like the finished product. Some are a few dozen screens for an investor pitch. Others map every flow in the app, so your team can click through the whole thing before anyone writes code.
Test before you build
A clickable prototype shows what works while changes are still cheap.
Useful for pitching
Investors and users see the product, not a slide about it.
Design systems your team can build from
We build UI kits on shadcn/ui, an accessible open-source component kit, so they scale across React frameworks. Handoff includes notes on color, typography and every component customization.
Components, patterns and docs
One source for how the product looks and behaves.
Built with the developers in mind
Our designers sit in the same sprints as the people building it, so nothing gets lost in a handoff.
Redesigns that don't break anyone's day
Some tools get used all day by people who can't stop working while you redesign them. We modernize those in steps, with feedback from the people using it at each one, so the work keeps going through the change.
Iterate, don't replace
Improvements ship in stages instead of one big switch.
Audits that lead somewhere
We review existing products for usability and accessibility gaps and hand back prioritized fixes.
Products we've designed
Frequently asked questions
Kick-off can be as quick as one week after contract signature. We begin with a discovery call, set up shared tooling, and outline the first sprint.
Yes. We regularly work alongside internal teams, fitting into the workflows and tools you already use.
Yes. We often redesign a product in place, step by step, while people keep using it.
Thinking about a new product?
Tell us what you're building and who it's for. Even if we're not the right fit, we'll point you somewhere that is.
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