Interfaces people trust in the first three seconds.
We design systems, not folders of screens: components, rules and states built in Figma and ready for development.
What we design. Four ways to start.
Design systems
Type, spacing, color and component states, built with variables and auto layout.
Design systemsIncluded in every project. Not just the happy path.
WCAG AA accessibility
Decided during design, not fixed later.
Every state
Loading, empty, error and overflow, not only the ideal screen.
Responsive from the start
Designed for the breakpoints that matter to your traffic.
Real content
No placeholder text: real copy from the first sketch.
Motion specified
Including a reduced-motion fallback.
A readable handoff
Tokens, component props, spacing rules and edge cases.
Design you can build exactly as is.
Every component reaches development with its tokens, props and states documented.
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One shared hierarchy
Visual order and heading structure match.
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Claims that stand alone
Each statement makes sense without its neighbors.
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Layouts that work as plain text
The content still reads without the design.
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Real alt text
On every image.
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Components with semantics
Defined by what they are, not just how they look.
Tools and method. And your current system, if it works.
Figma, Variables, Design tokens, Auto layout, Prototypes, Motion specs, Contrast checks, Real-device testing, Tailwind, Material, Custom systems
How a project moves. Seven weeks, from direction to handoff.
Framing
Goals, audience, competitors and an audit of existing assets. Deliverable: brief and audit.
Direction
Two or three visual directions on a real page; you pick one. Deliverable: visual directions.
System
The chosen direction becomes rules and a component library. Deliverable: component library.
Pages
Every screen built from the system, with real content. Deliverable: complete screens.
Handover
Exported tokens, documented components, edge cases and a review session. Deliverable: handoff and review.
What you own at the end. Everything lives in your Figma organization.
Figma
The full file in your organization, a published component library, variables and token sets.
Docs
Documented components, states and edge cases, motion notes.
Brand
Logo and brand files, icon set, image direction.
Questions about design
Yes, as long as there is a real path to building the design.
Each project is quoted separately, after a short brief through the contact form.
Two per stage, in order: direction, system, pages.
Usually we extend it. We only redo it if the identity itself is the problem.
Yes, including Tailwind, Material or a custom system. Just flag it at the start.
Lightweight testing of the riskiest flows. Full research programs are out of scope.
Every project draws on the others.
Hire each solution separately, or together with one team.
Show us what you're designing.
We'll reply with a plan, a timeline and a fixed quote.