Design

Wireframes are low-fidelity schematics designed to define the layout, content hierarchy, and user navigation flows of a site or app, without focusing on visual details. Mockups, on the other hand, are high-fidelity screens that include colors, typography, images, and every visual element in its final form. Both phases are essential for building a solid foundation: wireframes ensure functional logic, while mockups deliver a cohesive and polished visual experience.

Our process is iterative and includes review sessions at every project milestone. We use collaborative tools like Figma, which allow you to leave real-time comments directly on the screens. We actively involve you during the wireframe, mockup, and prototyping phases, so you can share your observations at the most useful moment. Revisions are an integral part of our workflow, and each round of feedback helps us refine the final result to match your expectations.

Absolutely. Revisions are a natural and expected part of the design process, and we include multiple rounds of changes in every project. Making adjustments during the design phase is much simpler and more cost-effective than doing so during development, which is why we encourage your feedback as early as possible. We follow a structured approval workflow that includes review, revisions, and final sign-off before moving to the development phase.

At the end of the process, you receive a complete package that includes final mockups for all screens, a design system with reusable components, and an organized graphic element library. We deliver fully accessible Figma files, ready to be consulted or modified in the future. If included in the project scope, we also create an interactive prototype with transitions and animations, allowing you to visualize and test the full user experience before development begins.

Yes, it is important to have branding materials such as your logo, color palette, fonts, and brand guidelines to ensure the design is perfectly aligned with your company identity. If you do not yet have a defined brand identity, we can help you create one from scratch. Additionally, we develop visual guidelines that ensure consistency across all platforms, from website to mobile app, for a professional and recognizable image.

The timeline depends on the complexity and scope of the project. For a simple website or landing page, the process typically takes one to two weeks. For more complex projects, such as feature-rich apps or software with many functionalities, timelines can extend to three to six weeks. The number of screens, required features, and revision rounds all influence the overall schedule. During the briefing phase, we define a clear and realistic timeline together.