Simplileap

// Design

UI/UX design grounded in research and outcomes

Research-led UX strategy, pixel-perfect UI design, interaction design, and scalable design systems. We design products that users understand immediately, complete tasks efficiently, and return to by choice.

// Specialisations

UI/UX design services

From strategy through to engineering-ready design systems — we cover the full product design lifecycle.

  • User research and synthesis before design
  • Design token system and component libraries
  • Interaction and motion design specifications
  • WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility validation
  • Usability testing and iteration

// Standards

How we approach UI/UX design

User research foundation

Design decisions are grounded in user research — interviews, analytics, and usability testing — not aesthetic preference alone.

Measurable outcomes

Every design project has defined success metrics. We measure against task completion rate, conversion rate, or satisfaction score — not just visual quality.

System thinking

We design systems, not isolated screens. A design system that scales is worth ten beautifully inconsistent one-off designs.

Component precision

Every component is designed with all variants and states — hover, focus, loading, error, disabled — so engineering has everything needed without guessing.

Accessibility first

WCAG 2.1 AA is a design constraint, not an audit checklist. Contrast ratios, focus states, and keyboard navigation are validated throughout.

Engineering partnership

We understand how our designs are implemented. Handoffs are structured for engineering efficiency — not just visual beauty.

// Tools

Design toolstack

Design & Systems

FigmaFigma VariablesAuto LayoutComponent PropertiesZeroheightStyle Dictionary

Research & Testing

MazeUserZoomLookbackOptimal WorkshopDovetailHotjar

Motion & Prototyping

FramerProtoPiePrincipleLottie FilesAfter EffectsSmart Animate

// Process

Research to engineering-ready design

01

Research

3–5 days

User interviews, analytics review, competitive analysis, and existing product audit. We synthesise findings into personas, jobs-to-be-done, and design opportunity areas.

// FAQ

Common questions about UI/UX designing

What is the difference between UX design and UI design?+

UX (User Experience) design focuses on how a product works — research, information architecture, flows, and usability. UI (User Interface) design focuses on how it looks and feels — visual design, components, and aesthetics. We deliver both as an integrated practice.

Do you conduct user research?+

Yes — user interviews, usability testing, survey design, and analytics analysis are part of our engagement offering. Research grounds design decisions in evidence rather than assumptions.

What is a design system and why do I need one?+

A design system is a shared library of design tokens, components, and guidelines that ensures consistency across a product and enables faster, higher-quality feature delivery. Without one, every new feature is a new negotiation between design and engineering.

How do you approach designing for complex enterprise products?+

Enterprise products need information architecture that scales with feature depth, navigation systems that handle multi-level hierarchies, and data-dense interfaces designed for expert users. We have experience designing enterprise dashboards, admin tools, and B2B SaaS products.

What is your design system delivery format?+

Figma component libraries using Variables (design tokens), Auto Layout, and component properties. We also produce a documentation site (Zeroheight or Notion-based) and engineering integration guide with token-to-CSS mapping.

Can you work with an existing partially-built design system?+

Yes — design system audits and extensions are a common engagement. We assess coverage, documentation quality, and engineering adoption, then extend and improve the existing system rather than rebuilding from scratch.

Ready to build a product people love to use?