UX audit or design sprint
From $325
Teams that need fast answers on a flow, feature or live product.
- Heuristic and analytics review
- Prioritised fix list
- Redesigned key screens
VintoriaBooking Q4/Q1Research-led product design that makes software easy to learn, pleasant to use and simple to build.
Starting from
$325per project



Good design is invisible; bad design is a tax on every user, every day.
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Research-led product design - user journeys, wireframes, high-fidelity UI and a documented design system that keeps every screen consistent as the product grows.
UX research, journey map and information architecture
Typical timeline: 2-5 weeks. You see working progress in a demo every week.

Week 1
Stakeholder goals, analytics review and user interviews or a UX audit.
Week 1-2
Journeys, information architecture and wireframes for key flows.
Weeks 2-4
High-fidelity UI, prototype and usability tests with real users.
Week 4-5
Design system, specs and a walkthrough with your developers.
Tools and platforms we work with
Pricing
Published starting prices. Your final quote is fixed in writing after a free discovery call.
From $325
Teams that need fast answers on a flow, feature or live product.
Scoped on call
New products or full redesigns from research to handoff.
Monthly
Product teams shipping continuously without an in-house designer.
Something else on your mind? A founder replies within 24 hours.
Design engagements start from $325 for focused audits and sprints. Full product design is scoped on a free discovery call and fixed in writing.
Yes. Depending on budget we run interviews, analytics reviews, usability tests and UX audits so design decisions are based on evidence.
Figma for design and prototypes, with design tokens and components structured so developers can map them straight to code.
Yes. We hand off with specs, component states and a live walkthrough, and stay available while your team builds.
Yes. We usually redesign flow by flow, testing each change, so improvements ship gradually instead of in one risky switch.
Photography by Balázs Kétyi, UX Indonesia, Alvaro Reyes, Daniel Korpai, Hugo Rocha, Amelie Mourichon, Hal Gatewood on Unsplash.