Journey & usability review
Map user roles, key tasks and current friction. Review navigation, content and accessibility needs before choosing visual treatments.
User experience and interface design for clearer journeys across websites, applications and business tools.
For teams planning a new product or improving confusing navigation, forms and task flows in an existing one.
Serving businesses worldwide with a project-specific scope, estimate and support plan.
Use these areas to discuss deliverables, dependencies and acceptance criteria. The final scope is agreed for your project.
Map user roles, key tasks and current friction. Review navigation, content and accessibility needs before choosing visual treatments.
Agree important flows, page hierarchy and responsive behaviour. Move from structure to visual design with clear review stages and reusable patterns.
Use a prototype or annotated designs to communicate behaviour. Define component states, error handling and developer handover expectations within the agreed scope.
| Approach | When it fits | What to consider |
|---|---|---|
| UX review | An existing product has usability problems. | Evidence from users, support issues and analytics. |
| New product design | Journeys need definition before development. | Roles, tasks and realistic content. |
| Design system | Multiple screens or teams need consistency. | Reusable components, states and governance. |
Share your priorities and target date. Confirm inclusions, third-party costs and ongoing responsibilities in the proposal.
See selected projects, then talk to us about the scope your business needs.
Practical answers to help you prepare a useful project brief.
UX concerns how a product helps people complete tasks, including structure, flow and usability. UI concerns the interface people interact with, including layout, typography, controls and visual states. Effective product design considers both together.
Not always. Some problems can be addressed through clearer navigation, content, forms or individual task flows. Review the evidence and prioritise the changes most likely to reduce friction before committing to a full redesign.
Specify the devices and breakpoints in scope. Responsive design should explain how content, navigation and controls adapt, not simply provide a smaller version of one desktop screen.
Agree the source files, reusable components, interaction notes and key states. Forms and interactive elements may need loading, empty, success and error states in addition to their default appearance.
Techno Particles · Working with businesses worldwide. Share your requirements, existing systems and priorities.