Mobile App Design That Drives Engagement

Yes. We produce platform-specific designs that follow Apple Human Interface Guidelines for iOS and Google Material Design for Android. Where you need a single cross-platform design, we identify component deltas and resolve them so each platform still feels native.

A typical project runs 5–8 weeks: one week of UX research and flows, two weeks of wireframing, two to three weeks of high-fidelity design and prototyping, then a final week of usability testing and handoff prep. Complex apps with many unique screen states take longer.

Yes. We conduct moderated usability sessions on the interactive prototype before handing off to developers. Issues found at the prototype stage cost a fraction of what they would cost to fix in production, so testing is non-negotiable in our process.

We deliver organized Figma files with all components, auto-layout frames, and exported assets. Developers receive a Zeplin or Figma Dev Mode inspection link, and we export icons as SVG plus raster assets at all required screen densities.

Absolutely. We frequently redesign existing apps — auditing the current UX, identifying friction points, and incrementally improving screens without breaking the product. We can target high-impact flows first to show quick wins before tackling the full redesign.

Yes. We design the complete experience — including onboarding flows, permission request screens, empty states, error messages, and loading skeletons. These edge-case screens are where most agencies cut corners and where user trust is most easily lost.

We design both light and dark variants from the start using semantic color tokens, so toggling between modes requires zero code changes on the developer side. Dark mode is not an afterthought — it is part of the design system from day one.

Yes. We design micro-interactions and key animations in Figma with detailed specs, and for complex animations we produce Lottie JSON files that developers can drop directly into the codebase without reimplementing motion from scratch.

We design with WCAG 2.1 AA contrast ratios, touch targets of at least 44×44 pt, dynamic type scaling, and VoiceOver/TalkBack labeling notes. Accessibility annotations are included in the handoff file so developers know exactly what ARIA or accessibility labels to apply.

Yes. We are experienced collaborating with in-house engineering teams. We participate in design review sessions, answer implementation questions, and update designs quickly when technical constraints require adjustments during development.

We offer both. As a full-service agency, we can design and develop your app end-to-end using React Native, Expo, Swift, or Kotlin. If you have a development team, we hand off design-only and stay available for questions throughout the build.

We start with your product goals, target audience, existing brand guidelines (if any), and a list of core user stories or features. No technical specification is required — our discovery process helps define the right scope before design work begins.