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UX Design

UX Design

Make complex products simple to use.

We design clear, intuitive user experiences that help people accomplish what they came to do. From information architecture and user flows to wireframes and prototypes, we turn product requirements into experiences that are easy to understand and built around real user needs.

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What is UX Design?

UX design focuses on how a product works and how people move through it. It covers structure, navigation, interactions, information architecture, user flows and the overall experience of completing tasks.

When do you need UX Design?

UX design is essential when creating a new product, redesigning an existing experience or addressing usability problems. It is particularly valuable when a product has complex workflows, multiple user types or a large amount of information to organize.

Our approach

We begin with the product goals, users and constraints. We map journeys and flows, structure information and create wireframes or prototypes to test the experience before high-fidelity UI is produced. We iterate with your team and, where useful, with users.

We begin with the product goals, users and constraints. We map journeys and flows, structure information and create wireframes or prototypes to test the experience before high-fidelity UI is produced. We iterate with your team and, where useful, with users.

Deliverables

  • User flows

  • Information architecture

  • Wireframes

  • Interactive prototypes

  • Journey maps

  • Interaction patterns

  • Usability recommendations

  • UX specifications for development

Why Revolt

Why Revolt

Our UX designers work closely with product strategists, UI designers and engineers. That means the experience is considered alongside business goals and technical feasibility, not designed in isolation.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between UX and UI design?

UX focuses on how the product works and how users move through it. UI focuses on the visual interface and interaction details. The two disciplines work together.

Do you design existing products?

Do you create prototypes?