Why prototype first
A product is hard to describe and easy to show. A clickable prototype gets everyone imagining the same thing before any code exists — founder, team and client look at the same screen. At this stage a change costs minutes; the same change after development starts costs days.
The site you are browsing and the live demos on our projects page are this approach in practice: instead of explaining the product vision, we show it working.
Delivery types
| Delivery | What it includes | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Flows and wireframes | User flows, low-detail screens | 3–5 days |
| Interactive prototype | Clickable, with realistic sample content | 1–2 weeks |
| Design system | Colour, typography, component library, theming | 1–2 weeks |
| Full screen set | Every screen and state, ready for development | 2–4 weeks |
| Refresh of an existing product | Interface revision, flow simplification | 2–4 weeks |
You can take design only
Taking the design from us and building it with your own team is entirely possible. In that case delivery includes not just design files but component behaviour, states (empty, loading, error) and responsive rules — a set a developer can implement without asking questions. The reverse also holds: if you already have designs, we can take on development alone.
A product is hard to describe and easy to show — a prototype closes that gap.
Frequently asked questions
Can I hire you for design only?
Yes. We work end to end, but we also take design-only engagements. In that case we deliver a set your development team can implement directly: screens, component behaviour, empty/loading/error states and responsive rules.
How long does the design phase take?
Flows and wireframes take 3–5 days, a clickable prototype 1–2 weeks, and a development-ready full screen set 2–4 weeks. Within an end-to-end project the design phase is typically 2–4 days, because scope has already been narrowed during discovery.
How many revisions do I get?
We don’t cap revisions by number; we work in stages instead. We don’t move to visual design before the flow is approved, or to the full screen set before the visual design is approved. That prevents large reversals and keeps the process predictable.
Can you work with our existing brand identity?
Yes. If you have brand guidelines the design is built on them; if not, we create a consistent system of colour, typography and components for the product. That system then serves as the reference for any screens added later.