Website and app interfaces
Create layouts that help people read, choose and act. Screen sizes, content length and navigation are considered as part of the design.
Make the next step feel obvious.Good design looks right.
Good design looks right.
And makes things easier.
We design websites, apps and software around the people who use them. That includes the familiar screens, the awkward moments and the small decisions that make a product easier to understand.
Talk through your product designSee what’s includedANTORE / 05UI & UX design
01 / What we’ll work on
Work out the journey before polishing the screen.
Where does someone start? What information do they need? What happens if a form fails or there is no data yet? We ask these questions early, then use the answers to plan the screens and interactions. Visual design follows a clear understanding of the product.
You may need a new interface, a redesign or help with one difficult flow. We can work alongside your developers or take the product through development ourselves. The output is shaped for the people who will build it, with reusable elements and the important states explained.
User journeys and wireframes
Work through the order of tasks before detailed styling. Wireframes help us discuss what belongs on each screen and what can be simplified.
Clickable prototypes
Try the main journeys before the product is built. A prototype makes transitions, navigation and the overall flow easier to review together.
Reusable interface systems
Give common elements a consistent appearance and behaviour. Buttons, fields, cards and feedback states can be reused as the product grows.
The handover
What you leave with.
Your agreed scope sets the exact deliverables. Here’s what we discuss when we plan the work.
- Agreed user journeys and screen list
- Wireframes for core flows
- Detailed responsive interface designs
- Prototype of agreed interactions
- Reusable components and visual rules
- Design files and developer handover
THE WORK, TAKING SHAPE
Every step has
a purpose.
From the first conversation to the final handover. Here’s how we approach your ui & ux design project.
A product experience, considered01 / 04
Scroll to follow the work
01
Research
Understand the users
We discuss the product, its audience and the tasks they need to complete. Existing feedback and current screens help us identify where to begin.
02
User flows
Map the experience
We plan the main journeys and sketch the layouts. You can review the structure while changes are still straightforward to make.
03
Interface design
Design and try it
We develop the visual direction and create a prototype of the agreed flows. Review focuses on the product’s tasks as well as its appearance.
04
Prototype
Prepare for development
We organise components, responsive layouts and important interaction states. The handover includes the design files and a walkthrough with the people building the product.
What we hand over
- Agreed user journeys and screen list
- Wireframes for core flows
- Detailed responsive interface designs
- Prototype of agreed interactions
- Reusable components and visual rules
- Design files and developer handover
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04 / Before we startGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
A few things worth knowing before you decide. If your situation is different, ask us.
Ask about your projectCan I book design without development?
Yes. We can provide the designs and work with your development team. We agree the screens, prototype coverage and handover detail so everyone knows what will be delivered.
Can you improve just one part of a product?
Yes. A sign-up flow, dashboard or checkout can be a project on its own. We still look at the surrounding journey so that the change fits the rest of the product.
How will I review the design?
We share the work in stages, from structure to detailed screens. Where a prototype is included, you can click through the main journey and give feedback before development.
Is user research included?
The research scope is agreed for each project. Existing customer feedback can guide the design, and interviews or usability sessions can be included when access, budget and timing allow.
A conversation is a good place to start.Let’s work out
Let’s work out
what you need.
Tell us what you’re building, who it’s for and what needs to happen first. We’ll talk through the scope with you.
Talk through your product design