UI/UX for web applications

We design intuitive interfaces for complex scenarios — management tables, configurators, forms, workflows. Component design systems, accessibility and performance by default.

StartWhat you get

Accents

Complex flows, simple UX

Map-ping tasks, roles and permissions. Minimizing cognitive load.

Design system

Tokens, components, usage guidelines and example code.

Accessibility (WCAG)

Keyboard navigation, ARIA, contrast, states.

Performance-aware

Performance budget (kB/requests), charts and images.

What you get

Design and specifications, which are passed smoothly to development, plus example implementations in code if needed.

UX artifacts

  • User/Job stories, roles and permissions
  • Flows (create/read/update/delete, approvals)
  • Information architecture and navigation

UI mockups & prototypes

  • Low/High-fidelity mockups (Figma)
  • Interactive prototype for validation
  • States, empty screens, errors and skeletons

Design system & tokens

  • Color roles, typography, distances, radii
  • Components (tables, filters, forms, modals)
  • Responsive and adaptive breakpoints

Development specifications

  • Semantics, ARIA, focus and shortcuts
  • Performance budget (kB/requests), charts and images
  • List of edge cases and acceptance criteria

Components for web applications

Examples for frequently needed components and UX patterns.

Data tables

Sorting, filtering, grouping, columns with roles, empty states, exports.

Forms & validation

Steps, masks, helper messages, inline errors, autosave.

Charts & KPIs

Simple charts (sparklines), tables, annotations, dark theme.

Accessibility and performance

Good UX is fast, accessible and resilient with many data.

  • Keyboard navigation and visible focus
  • ARIA roles/states for dynamic elements
  • Contrast and preferences (reduced motion)
  • Virtualization of lists, logical priorities for loading
  • SVG icons/sprites, deferred unnecessary scripts
  • RUM monitoring and regression tests

Process

Iterations in short cycles, validation with users and developers.

  1. 1

    Discovery

    Goals, roles, data, systems and constraints.

  2. 2

    Architecture

    Flows and IA for tasks with the highest risk.

  3. 3

    Prototype

    Interactive mockups and early tests.

  4. 4

    System

    Components, tokens, documentation.

  5. 5

    Delivery

    Dev specifications, backlog and QA rules.

Packages

Flexible options for different stages — from fast validation to deep research.

App Audit

UX/accessibility/performance

  • Heuristics and quick wins
  • Prioritized backlog
  • 30‑min. discussion

MVP UX

Key flows and mockups

  • Flows + prototype
  • Light design system
  • Dev specifications

Design System Pro

Full library

  • Tokens + components
  • Documentation and example code
  • Evolution process