A clear path to a lead
People immediately see where they are and what to do next. Buttons, forms and menus sit where people look for them.
First we decide what a person needs to find and do, then we draw. We plan the structure, build a clickable prototype and design phone and desktop layouts with every state — so the developer doesn't have to guess.
People immediately see where they are and what to do next. Buttons, forms and menus sit where people look for them.
You can click through the prototype and show it to your team or customers. Logic mistakes get fixed in the mock-up while it's cheap, not after development.
Components, states and spacing are documented in Figma. The developer builds the interface without guesswork, and the site looks like the approved design.
We look at who comes to the site and why, review competitors and your current analytics if you have it. Result: a sitemap and user flows.
2–3 daysA black-and-white clickable wireframe: what goes where and where it leads. We approve the logic before spending time on visuals.
2–3 daysPhone and desktop design with every state: form errors, empty lists, loading, disabled buttons.
4–6 daysWe organise components and styles in Figma and document spacing and behaviour. We answer developers' questions — ours or yours.
1–2 daysStructure, prototype and layouts for phone and desktop
Where leads get lost — and a prioritised list of fixes
From $490 for the structure, prototype and phone and desktop layouts. The price depends on the number of unique screens and flows. If you only need a review of your current interface, a UX audit starts from $290.
From 10 working days for a site with a few standard pages. Apps and customer portals with many screens are estimated after the brief — the timeline is fixed before we start.
UX is the logic: which screens you need, what's on them and how a person gets to the lead form. UI is how it looks: grid, colours, type, buttons. We do both layers — a beautiful screen with awkward logic still loses customers.
Yes. We hand over a Figma file with components, styles and behaviour notes, and answer your team's questions during the build. If we build it, design and code go together — as on the Syrnik Interactive site, where animation was planned right in the mock-up.
You do. After payment we hand over the Figma file with all components and the rights to the design — you can keep developing it without us.
Ari asks three questions — the team comes back with scope, timeline and price.
What you're building, what already exists and how to reach you.
Within one working day — by email or in Telegram.
Agreed before any work starts.