UX/UI design for apps and websites
We design experiences that help people understand a product and get things done. Our UX/UI work connects user needs, product structure and visual design across apps, websites and digital services.
What can the engagement include?
- UX audits and journey reviews
- User needs and core task definition
- Information architecture and navigation
- UX/UI design and interactive prototypes
- User testing
- Design systems and engineering handoff
Find the friction before redesigning everything
A UX review examines the product through the tasks people need to complete. We look for unclear decisions, missing information, unnecessary steps and inconsistent behavior. The result helps a team choose what to improve first, whether the scope is one journey or a broader product redesign.
Make decisions with a prototype
An interactive prototype lets a team experience a proposed flow before it is built. It can support user testing, stakeholder alignment and conversations with engineering. We use prototypes to examine onboarding, product discovery, checkout, booking and other important journeys, with the detail matched to the decision at hand.
Build consistency into the product
A design system connects reusable components, typography, color and interaction rules. It helps a team extend a product while preserving a coherent experience. Our design work considers accessibility, responsive behavior, empty states, errors and the other details people encounter outside an ideal demo.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between UX and UI?
UX concerns the overall experience and whether people can achieve their goal. UI concerns what people see and interact with, including layout, typography and controls. We work on both together so the visual design supports how the product works.
Can we start with a UX audit or one flow?
Yes. An engagement can focus on a defined problem, such as onboarding or checkout, before expanding into a larger redesign. We agree on the questions and scope first.
What does engineering receive?
Depending on scope, the handoff can include screen designs, prototypes, reusable components, responsive rules and interaction details covering errors and other product states. We review the work with the people implementing it.
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A Reykjavík studio for international teams
Studioek is based in Reykjavík and available to companies in Iceland and internationally. For teams in San Francisco and New York, we offer remote product design and development with a defined scope, planned collaboration and shared design reviews.
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