Product design that works before it looks good — flows, components, and a system the engineering team can actually build from.
The problem
A Figma file full of pixel-perfect screens is not a product. Edge cases are missing, the component names do not match the code, and the engineer is guessing what happens on a small screen. We design with the build in mind — which means fewer surprises and a shorter gap between the mockup and the thing that ships.
What we do
Stack we use here
How it runs
We map the jobs users are trying to do before touching a frame. Skipping this step is where most redesigns go wrong.
Information architecture and user flows agreed first — so the screens have a reason to exist.
A design system built in Figma that mirrors how the frontend will be built — reusable, named consistently, and documented.
Clickable prototype before any code. Edge cases, error states, and empty states included — not left for the engineer to invent.
Deliverables
FAQ
Where this sits