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User journeys and interface design

Help visitors understand your offer and complete their intended task.

UX concerns the journey: finding information, requesting a quote or buying. UI concerns the visible interface: pages, buttons and forms. The assignment may deliver designs or a prototype; developing them into a working website is a separate scope to specify in the quote.

Research, journeys, wireframes, prototypes and UI systems that turn an unclear need into an understandable experience.

Scope

What the service can include.

The final scope depends on the project and is confirmed in the quote.

Benchmark & requirements
Personas & user flows
Mobile‑first wireframes
Figma prototypes
Design system & components

Tools & method

Design stays focused on journeys and decisions rather than on the tool itself.

Figma & prototypes

Wireframes, screens and prototypes help validate structure before implementation.

Component system

Components, states and visual rules reduce inconsistency as the product evolves.

Responsive & accessibility

Interface choices are checked across small and large screens with readability and navigation in mind.

Design handoff

Clear design files

Frames, components and approved states are organised for practical implementation.

Decision context

Important UX choices and constraints are kept understandable for the next stage of the project.

Implementation support

Handoff questions and interface adjustments can be supported when included in scope.

Related project

Afghan Community

Afghan Community shows a complete UX process with research, personas, user flows, wireframes, mobile-first design and a bilingual interface before WordPress implementation.

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Afghan Community

FAQ

Common questions.

Do I need a fully defined idea?

No. Scoping turns goals and constraints into journeys and interface decisions.

Do you design for mobile?

Yes. Journeys and prototypes are responsive and mobile‑first when appropriate.

Are Figma files delivered?

The level of source‑file and component delivery is defined in the quote.

Ready to move forward?

Start with the essential.

Choose a plan or describe your need in a few lines. The next step stays simple.