SERVICES / UX & INTERFACE DESIGN

Make the next step
feel obvious.

Good interfaces help people understand where they are, what they can do and what just happened. We help remove the friction between intention and action.

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Focused UX review

From C$395 CAD

A practical review of one important journey, covering up to five existing screens.

  • Navigation, labels, hierarchy and feedback
  • Friction and common error states
  • Basic keyboard and contrast observations
  • Prioritized findings with annotated recommendations
  • One review discussion

An expert review, not a formal accessibility certification or recruited-user study.

Interface design sprint

From C$995 CAD

A clearer design for one defined workflow, up to five key screens.

  • Task flow and low-fidelity wireframes
  • Visual direction and reusable UI patterns
  • An interactive prototype for the agreed journey
  • Two consolidated revision rounds
  • Design files and implementation notes

Development, additional workflows and research recruitment are quoted separately.

Start with the task

What is the user trying to accomplish? We map decisions and interruptions before deciding how a screen should look.

Design the difficult moments

Loading, empty results, invalid input, permissions and recovery deserve as much attention as the ideal path.

Make it buildable

Hand over component behaviour, spacing and state notes so the design remains coherent when it becomes working software.

Useful before
or after a launch.

Bring an existing product that feels difficult to use, or a new idea that needs a testable shape. A small focused engagement can identify the right work before a larger development commitment.

Research when it adds value

Interviews, moderated tests and broader research can be scoped separately. Participant recruitment, incentives and research operations are not hidden inside entry-level review pricing.

Additional design work: C$75/hour with an agreed scope. Prices exclude applicable tax and paid tools or assets.

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