Eight things we do, and the reasons they usually come up.
Most engagements combine three or four of these. The list changes as the work does.
Short, structured workshops that surface the real requirement before anyone writes code. Most projects change shape here, which is the cheapest place for it to happen.
Flows, wireframes and prototypes built to be argued with. We design the awkward states first: empty, error, offline and half-finished.
Custom web applications with a front end people can use and a back end that survives contact with production traffic.
Cross-platform applications taken end to end, from concept through review and into the stores, with the release process set up so you can ship without us.
Online and B2B storefronts wired into the systems that already run your business, rather than bolted alongside them.
Dashboards that answer a question somebody actually asked, built on numbers you can trace back to their source.
A shared visual language, documented and in code, so the tenth screen looks like the first without anyone policing it.
Maintenance, monitoring and unglamorous upgrades. The work that decides whether a product is still good in three years.
Audits and remediation against WCAG 2.2 AA, including the keyboard and screen-reader paths that automated tools do not reach.