Flows & structure
Navigation, user journeys, content hierarchy and role-specific paths.
Ardager-BClear to use.
Clear to use.
Ready to build.
User flows, interactive prototypes and interface systems for mobile and web applications, including the states between the main screens.
The question behind the work
Can someone complete the task without having to work out the interface?
The idea needs a prototype before development.
An existing application has confusing or inconsistent flows.
The development team needs complete, usable specifications.
What the work makes possible.
The exact scope is agreed around your brief.
Interface & prototype
Connected screens that explain the intended interaction and visual direction.
Design handover
Reusable components, responsive behaviour, states and implementation notes.
Design the route, not just the screen.
We begin with the main tasks and the information needed at each step. A customer, an administrator and a support operator may share data while needing very different views of it.
Wireframes make the structure discussable before visual polish. We review the order of decisions, the navigation and what happens when someone leaves and returns to a task.
Include the less tidy moments.
Loading, empty results, errors and permission changes are part of the application. We define how the interface responds when a connection is slow, an input is incorrect or an action cannot be completed.
Responsive layouts, keyboard use, readable contrast and clear labels are considered alongside the visual system. The agreed device and accessibility requirements become part of the acceptance criteria.
Keep design and development connected.
A prototype demonstrates intent, while component definitions and state notes support implementation. We review technical constraints with developers before treating a design as final.
During the build, design review checks the working product against the agreed flows. Differences are resolved in context rather than left as a long list of cosmetic corrections at the end.
A note on scope
A prototype is a design artefact, not a working backend. User research, specialist accessibility audits and a full brand identity are scoped separately when needed.
What to prepare.
A first conversation does not need a perfect brief. These are useful starting points.
- The main tasks and user roles
- Existing screens, branding or a product brief
- Target devices and languages
- Access to the people who can review the workflow
Tell us what you want to build.
Start an outline for ux & ui design, with the users, workflow and constraints that matter to your product.
Prepare a project outline