Interface & Experience Design (UI/UX)
Experiences that turn visitors into customers: design that starts with data, decisions validated in prototypes, optimization that continues after launch.
Beautiful isn’t enough; it has to be beautiful and work. An ad click lands a user on a page, and the campaign’s fate is decided in those few seconds. That’s why we treat design not as an aesthetic choice, but as part of performance.
What is UI & UX design?
User interface and user experience design (UI/UX) is researching, designing and testing your site and campaign pages so that they turn visitors into customers.
What is it for? If there’s traffic but no sales, the problem is usually the page. This service starts from user behavior data and raises conversion step by step through testing, not guesswork.
This is the most expensive scenario: the media budget brings the right audience, but the page can’t convert them. Slow loading, a muddled message, a long form, a layout that falls apart on mobile — each one is a hole your budget quietly leaks through.
The second problem is how decisions get made: in most places, design debates run on taste. A meeting that opens with “I think it looks better this way” closes without looking at any data; the page is redesigned, and conversion stays the same.
We move the debate to data: where do users stop, where do they give up? The answer is in the heatmaps and session recordings. That’s where design begins.
We open with an analysis of existing behavior data: heatmaps, scroll depth, form drop-off points and speed metrics. Findings are prioritized in writing; sometimes a full redesign is right, sometimes targeted improvements — the audit makes the call.
Design is validated in a clickable prototype before any code is written, so expensive mistakes are eliminated from the start. After launch, behavior data keeps being monitored, variations are tested and conversion is raised step by step. Launch isn’t the finish line — it’s where measurement begins.
How do we work?
Four steps; each one starts from the output of the last.
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Behavior Analysis
We review heatmaps, session recordings and form drop-off points.
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Prototype
The design is validated in a clickable prototype before any code is written.
03
Design & Development
The approved prototype is prepared for launch against speed targets.
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Testing & Improvement
After launch, variation tests raise conversion step by step.
What's included?
Four layers, all serving one metric: conversion.
UX research
Behavior analysis and user journey maps.
UI design
A scalable interface and design system that carries your brand identity.
Landing pages
Campaign-specific pages focused on a single goal.
Conversion optimization
Continuous improvement through data-driven variation testing.
The tools we use
Every number you see in the report for this service comes from this toolset.
Figma
Design, clickable prototypes and design system management.
Microsoft Clarity & Hotjar
Heatmaps, scroll depth and session recordings.
PageSpeed & Lighthouse
Speed and Core Web Vitals audits.
Google Analytics 4
On-page behavior and conversion funnel analysis.
The investment pays off quickly for sites with meaningful traffic but low conversion, and for brands that need a landing page ahead of a campaign. Design files and the design system can be handed over to your own development team — or we can take on development too.
On a brand-new site with no traffic yet, CRO has no data to measure; a traffic plan comes first there, with design running in parallel. And if the only goal is “make it look nicer” and success won’t be measured, we can’t demonstrate this service’s value. Conversion is measurable; taste is subjective.
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clickable prototype: design approved before any code is written
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for a typical landing page delivery (analysis to launch)
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mobile-first design and speed audit
✓Behavior analysis and UX audit report
✓User journey map
✓Clickable prototype (before sign-off)
✓UI design and design system (Figma)
✓Landing page design/development
✓Speed and Core Web Vitals audit
✓Post-launch test plan and report
Frequently asked questions
Short, clear answers to common questions. Don’t see yours? Let’s talk it through together.
Do you redesign our existing site from scratch?
Not necessarily. Sometimes a full redesign is right, sometimes targeted improvements to existing pages; the audit data makes the call.
Can you do the design and hand development to our own team?
Yes. We deliver documented, development-ready design files and a design system; if you prefer, we can take on development as well.
How do you measure success?
By comparing conversion rate, form completion, bounce rate and speed metrics before and after the design. Taste can be subjective; conversion isn’t.
