What is a design system and do we need one?+
A design system is a reusable library of components, styles, tokens, and usage rules that keep every screen consistent. If your product or site is growing, spans multiple pages, or several people touch the design, a system pays for itself quickly — it removes drift, speeds up delivery, and makes handoff to developers clean and predictable.
How much does UX/UI design cost?+
Design engagements are scoped to the number of flows and screens, the depth of research, and whether you need a full design system. We recommend scoping the UX and core UI first, then the system, so you can validate the direction before the full investment. After a short discovery we provide a fixed-scope, phased estimate.
What is the difference between UX and UI design?+
UX is the structure and flow — information architecture, journeys, and how the product works. UI is the visual layer — layout, type, color, and interaction detail. Good products need both, and we handle them together so the experience is coherent from wireframe to pixel.
Can you design in Figma and hand off to our developers?+
Yes. We design in Figma with clean components, tokens, and documentation so your engineers can build directly from the files — or we can build it too. Handoff includes specs, states, and accessibility notes so nothing gets lost in translation.
Will the design actually improve conversions?+
That is the goal, not a side effect. We design around the actions that matter to your business and validate flows with prototypes and testing, so the interface removes friction and guides users toward converting rather than just looking good.
Do you redesign existing products or only start from scratch?+
Both. We often audit and evolve an existing product — fixing the highest-impact UX and consistency issues and introducing a design system incrementally — rather than forcing a risky big-bang redesign.
