UX/UI & Product Design
We design new products and fix the ones people struggle with. Every screen is shaped by the people who use it and the code that runs it.
Good design starts with the people using your product, not with a template. We look at how they behave: how much time they have, what they came to get done and what makes them decide. That’s why two businesses with the same goal can need opposite designs. Here’s what that looks like.
Both want to sell more.
Sells by moving fast.
Big buttons, as few steps as possible, and the extra item offered at just the right moment.
Sells by slowing you down.
Large photos and room to wander, so one idea leads to the next purchase.
Swap their designs and both sell less.
So we start with your customers, never a template. See the Design Audit
A few of the product types we’ve had the pleasure of designing so far. Each has its own users, and its own idea of what good looks like.
Shoppers deciding whether to trust you, then whether to finish.
We design the path from first look to checkout around how buyers decide and the exact points where they give up.
See the checkout redesignOperations teams, at a desk or on the move.
Everything that needs attention is visible at a glance, not buried three menus down. Designed for desktop and mobile.
See the platform redesignYour customers, logging in to check, order or pay.
Clear paths for the tasks people log in to do, and status they can read without calling you.
Teams who spend their working day inside the tool.
What needs action today sits up front, with the action right beside it. Reporting is one click away.
See the safety dashboardBuilding something that isn’t on this list? Tell us about it.
So what can and can’t be built comes up while we design, not three sprints into the build.
Flows follow the data and systems behind each screen, not only how it looks.
Components and specs match how your frontend is built.
We’re a software company first, so design and code can stay with one team.
Four products we redesigned and shipped, built around how people actually use them.
Before: Screens that had drifted apart, and a mobile job listing over 19,000 pixels tall.
We went through every application step on a phone and logged each issue with a severity and a proposed fix. Most fixes went into shared components, and they’re live.
About two-thirds less mobile scrolling, nothing removed
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Before: Dense data tables, with trends and high-risk drivers pieced together by hand.
We turned the tables into charts, gauges and color-coded indicators built around the questions fleet managers ask every day, so high-risk situations stand out right away.
Part of fleet managers’ daily routine at EBE’s enterprise customers
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Before: Information-heavy screens where candidate details, actions and progress could get buried.
We restructured the recruiter workspace around where each candidate stands and what happens next, built it on shared components and supported the front-end build.
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Before: An outdated design that cost trust, and a quote journey unclear enough that people gave up.
We matched the design to the main website, simplified the guided quote and pre-filled it from the marketing site, so buyers stopped retyping what they’d already given.
+50% direct e-commerce sales
Result of the full engagement, which also covered platform modernization and marketing tooling.
Read Case Study“They were dependable, easy to work with, and consistently delivered high-quality results.”
Live product? Start with the audit. Every engagement is a set scope or reserved monthly hours.
People struggle with your product or conversions are low.
You see how we think before you commit to a full project.
See an audit we ranYou’re building something new, or your product has outgrown its interface.
Your product is live and you want it to keep improving without hiring designers in-house.
Full Brand design and strategy. Logo, type and color designed for screens first, so they hold up in the product, on the web and in sales material. See how we built our own brand
4 to 16 weeks
Book a Brand Call (opens in a new tab)Not sure which fits? Book a call and we’ll point you to the smallest package that does the job.
Walk us through your product or idea and who it’s for. You’ll leave the call knowing what we’d do first and which package fits.
