UI/UX Design
Interfaces people finish, not abandon.
- Prototypes tested with real users before development starts
- Measurable lifts in completion and conversion rates
- A component library engineering can build from directly
- Accessibility considered in design, not retrofitted in QA
Why companies bring us in
The cheapest time to find out a screen does not work is before it is built. Archanix designs interfaces from evidence — how your users actually behave, what they abandon and why — and hands engineering a system rather than a folder of screens.
- Prototypes tested with real users before development starts
- Measurable lifts in completion and conversion rates
- A component library engineering can build from directly
- Accessibility considered in design, not retrofitted in QA
The work, itemised
Everything below is part of a ui/ux design engagement. We scope which parts you actually need before quoting.
User research
Interviews, usability testing and analytics review that establish where people actually struggle.
Information architecture
Navigation, content structure and flows mapped before any visual design begins.
Interaction design
Wireframes and clickable prototypes covering the empty, loading, error and edge states that get skipped.
Visual design
Typography, colour, spacing and motion applied as a system so every new screen stays consistent.
Design systems
Documented components in Figma, mapped one-to-one to the code components engineering will build.
Conversion optimisation
Funnel analysis and structured A/B testing on the screens that carry your revenue.
How the engagement runs
Every stage ends with something you can read, click or decide on — never a status update alone.
- 01
Research
Talk to users, read the analytics, and write down what the interface is failing at today.
- 02
Structure
Flows and wireframes reviewed early, while changes still cost minutes.
- 03
Prototype
An interactive prototype tested with five to eight real users, with the recordings shared.
- 04
Design
High-fidelity screens plus the full state matrix, built as reusable components.
- 05
Handover
Specifications, tokens and a working session with engineers, then design review during the build.
What we build with
We pick tools for how long they will be maintainable, not for how new they are. Where you already have a stack, we work in it rather than arguing for a migration you did not ask for.
- Figma
- FigJam
- Maze
- Hotjar
- Storybook
- Framer
- Design tokens
- WCAG 2.2
UI/UX Design by industry
The same capability behaves differently depending on what the business does. These are the sectors where this service comes up most.
Yes. Plenty of clients take the design system and prototypes to their own engineering team, and we stay available for design review during the build.
Against numbers agreed beforehand — task completion, drop-off, time on task, support tickets or conversion. We baseline them before the redesign so the comparison is honest.
Frequently. We start with analytics and usability testing on the current product so the redesign fixes the real problems instead of restyling around them.
A Figma file with the component library, an interactive prototype, a written specification covering states and behaviour, exported assets and design tokens.
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