UI/UX design
Interfaces that feel effortless.
Websites, apps and business software — design in service of conversion.
UX audits, prototypes and a design system your developers can build from: our Rabat UI UX team designs and tests journeys against defined tasks. Success criteria — comprehension, task completion, time, errors or conversion — depend on the product and are compared with a baseline where one exists.
Deliverables
What's included
Scope set on day one — this is exactly what we deliver. Nothing vague, nothing hidden.
Get a free quoteUX audit
We put your site or app under the microscope: journeys, friction points, drop-offs. You get a prioritised list of issues — quick wins first.
User research & journeys
Interviews, real usage analysis and journey mapping: we design for your actual users, not an imaginary persona.
Wireframes & architecture
Structure before decoration: information hierarchy, navigation and the content of every screen, settled in black and white before any visual work.
Interactive Figma prototypes
Clickable prototypes tested with relevant users when included in scope. Correcting issues before development generally reduces rework, without guaranteeing final-product behavior.
Custom UI design
Colour, typography, components: an interface true to your brand and consistent screen after screen, down to empty states and error messages.
Documented design system
A reusable component library with usage rules, designed to make consistency and reuse easier for your team.
Developer handoff
Specs, organized files and visual review during integration, with differences between mockup and production logged, prioritized and approved.
Benefits
What you gain.
Tested before it's coded
Priority journeys go through a prototype and, where scoped, user testing. You invest with observations and limits documented, not an abstract guarantee.
Designers who speak developer
Our team designs and builds — 50+ projects delivered. Our mockups are made to be constructed, not just admired.
Beauty in service of results
Each journey is evaluated against relevant objectives: clarity, task completion, signups, sales or enquiries, depending on what can actually be measured.
FAQ
Common questions.
It depends on the format: a focused UX audit, a redesign of one key journey, or full product design. Get a free quote — we define the right format together and you get a clear, no-commitment proposal.
Yes. An audit can isolate hypotheses around selected journeys or screens, then prioritize them by expected impact, available evidence, effort and risk. A staged release lets us measure before expanding.
UX (user experience) defines what people do and in what order: journeys, logic, simplicity. UI (user interface) defines what they see: colour, typography, components. They're inseparable — a product that works needs both, and we handle both.