Research with the people who use it
Interviews and moderated usability tests with real users. Findings come back ranked by severity, each tied to a screen and a proposed change.
Design interfaces users understand on first use.
Research, UX, and UI for products and sites — delivered as a coded design system in React and Figma, so design and engineering stop drifting apart.
Research to React
Six pieces of one design practice.
We test with users, design the flows, and ship the components. The same team carries it from interview notes to a published package.
Flows and prototypes
Clickable prototypes of the key paths, reviewed with your team and tested with users before production code.
FigmaClickableTested
Interface design
Layouts, type, and states for every screen in scope. Empty, loading, error, and success, not only the happy path.
UIStatesResponsive
Accessible by default
Contrast, focus order, target size, and labels checked in design. The component library carries them into code.
WCAG 2.2 AAFocusContrast
Tokens shared by Figma and code
Color, type, spacing, and radius defined once as tokens. Figma variables and CSS read the same source, so light and dark stay in step.
A React component library
Typed, accessible components with every state designed and built. Published as a package your product teams install.
Before production code
Test the flow before you build it.
Changing a prototype costs an afternoon. Changing shipped code costs a sprint. We map the flow, prototype it, and put it in front of users while it is still cheap to change.
- Flows mapped end to end, including errors, edge cases, and empty states.
- Moderated usability sessions on the prototype, recorded with consent.
- Findings ranked by severity, with the fix shown on the next prototype.
- Engineers review flows early, so nothing gets designed that can’t ship.
Design and code in step
One source for design and engineering.
Design systems drift when Figma and code keep separate copies. We generate both from the same tokens and document every component in Storybook, next to the code it describes.
- Tokens exported to CSS variables, Tailwind, and Figma variables from one file.
- Every component documented with usage notes, props, and live examples.
- Automated accessibility checks on every story in CI.
- Visual regression tests catch unintended changes before release.
Pre-build
Key flows tested with users before production code
1 source
Design tokens shared by Figma and code
WCAG 2.2 AA
Standard every component is designed and built to
100%
Of components documented in Storybook, with states and usage
We stopped debating whether the button in Figma matched the button in production. There is one button now, and everyone uses it.
Questions
What buyers ask us first.
We already have designers. How do you work with them?
We can lead the design or pair with your team. Often we build the token pipeline and component library while your designers keep ownership of the product decisions.
Who recruits users for research?
We can recruit through a research panel, or test with your own customers if you can introduce us. Participants give informed consent, and recordings stay in your accounts.
Can we adopt the design system in an existing product?
Yes. We start with tokens and the most-used components, then replace screens in order of traffic. Teams adopt it gradually instead of in a single rewrite.
Who owns the Figma files and the code?
You do. Figma files sit in your workspace and the component library in your repository from the first week.
How is it priced?
Research and design sprints are quoted as fixed scopes. Ongoing design system work runs as a monthly retainer. You get a written estimate after a short discovery.
Ready when you are
Show us the screen users get stuck on.
A 30-minute call. We’ll walk the flow with you and tell you what we would test first.