Design That Engineers Can Actually Build
Design systems, product UX, prototyping — handed off ready to ship.
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Most product design dies in the handoff. The Figma is gorgeous, the engineer asks "what happens on this edge case," and there is no answer. Then come the rebuild rounds. Real product design covers states, edge cases, accessibility, and ships with a system the team can extend without hiring a designer for every screen.
We design in Figma with components and tokens that map 1:1 to your code (shadcn/ui, Tailwind, or whatever your engineers actually use). Every flow ships with empty / loading / error / success states. Every component carries usage notes. Engineers should never have to guess.
- 01User research synthesis (lightweight, not a 60-page deck)
- 02Information architecture + user flows
- 03Mid-fi wireframes + hi-fi UI in Figma
- 04Design system with tokens, components, and usage notes
- 05Accessibility annotations (WCAG 2.1 AA)
- 06Interactive prototype for stakeholder review
- 07Engineering-ready handoff with specs
- Figma + Figma Tokens
- shadcn/ui mapping
- Tailwind CSS
- Storybook for component docs
- Maze / Useberry for usability testing
REAL PROJECTS, ANONYMIZED ON REQUEST.
Most of our work is under NDA. Reach out for a walkthrough of relevant projects in product ui/ux design — we will share scope, architecture, and outcomes for engagements that match yours.
[ REQUEST A WALKTHROUGH ]QUESTIONS WE GET A LOT.
Can you design without engineering?
Yes. We do design-only engagements when you have an in-house team that just needs design capacity. The design system we deliver is built to map to common implementation stacks, so handoff to your engineers is straightforward.
Do you do user research?
Lightweight: stakeholder interviews, synthesis of existing data, and usability testing on prototypes. We do not run multi-month research engagements; for those we recommend specialist research firms.
How do you handle design systems?
We build with tokens (color, spacing, type) and components, exported in Figma variables. The system is sized to your product — we do not ship a 200-component library for a 12-screen app.