UI/UX Design
Interfaces people can actually use
- 5+ years of expertise
- You own the code and the cloud account
- WCAG 2.1 AA accessible
- Delivered as a design system
Selected work
Projects like yours
Each one links to a full write-up: what we built, what we built it with, and what changed afterwards.

Fahm
Restaurant site with pickup ordering, kitchen-aware time slots, table reservations and real photography
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Lintel Residential
Apartment rentals: map search, real photography, cost breakdowns, compare and tour booking
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Lathe & Lather
Concept site for a fictional Chicago barber shop, with a working in-browser booking flow and .ics export
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Lights On Illinois
Lead site, booking and a full CRM for a solar and battery advisor, built in two days and live
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Cleaning Ideals
Booking site and its own CRM for a Chicago cleaning company, live in production
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What you get
Research first
For a marketing site, a competitor review and a look at your analytics. For a product people use every day, interviews and usability tests on a prototype.
A design system in figma
Components, tokens and states are documented, so the next feature fits without a redesign.
Accessible by default
Designed and built to WCAG 2.1 AA, so the interface works with a keyboard and a screen reader.
Fixes before redesigns
We find where users hesitate or drop out and fix those points first. It ships sooner than a relaunch and carries less risk.
How an engagement runs
Four steps, the same every time
Fixed-price discovery
A short, paid discovery that ends in a written specification, an architecture plan and a real number. It is yours to keep whether or not you continue with us.
Build in your accounts
Your repository and your cloud account from the first commit. A shared channel, the project board, and a written summary every Friday.
Launch and hand over
We ship to production with you and hand over the code, the documentation and every access, so nothing depends on us.
After launch
We stay on to maintain and improve it, or your own team takes over. Either works, because everything is already yours.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Straight answers to what clients ask before starting a project with us
Not on the list?
Ask us directlyResearch first, proportionate to the stakes. For a marketing site that may be a competitor review and an analytics read. For a product used daily by staff or customers it means interviews, task analysis and usability testing on a prototype.
A design system, delivered in Figma, with components, tokens, states, spacing and typography rules documented. When someone adds a feature later, it is built from the same parts.
Yes. We audit the current interface against usability heuristics and your analytics, find the specific points where users hesitate or drop out, and fix those first. Incremental fixes ship sooner and carry far less risk than a big-bang relaunch.
Yes. We design and build to WCAG 2.1 AA: colour contrast, keyboard navigation, focus states, semantic structure and screen-reader labelling. It is a legal requirement in many markets, and it widens who can use what you build.
Either. We deliver developer-ready files with specifications and assets if you have an in-house team, or we implement the front end ourselves. If you use your own team we stay available during the build to answer questions, because that is where most design intent gets quietly lost.
Next step
Tell us what you're building
Book a free 30-minute call with the engineer who would do the work. You get a written summary afterward, whether or not we work together.
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