What's included
- Stakeholder and user research
- User journey and information architecture mapping
- Low-fidelity wireframes
- High-fidelity interface design in Figma
- Clickable prototypes for testing
- Design system: colours, type, components
- Accessibility review against WCAG
- Developer-ready handover
At Deeesign Lab we design websites and web applications around the people who use them. Good UI/UX design removes friction: visitors find what they need, understand what you offer, and take the next step without having to think about it.
We design for businesses in the UK, Australia and Sri Lanka, from marketing websites to internal portals used every day by operations teams.
User research
We start by understanding who your users are, what they are trying to do, and where they get stuck today. That can mean stakeholder interviews, reviewing analytics and support queries, or watching real users try to complete tasks. Design decisions are then based on evidence instead of opinion.
User journeys and information architecture
We map the routes people take through your site or app and organise content so the most important paths are the shortest. Clear navigation and page structure matter as much for search engines as for people, because they decide which pages carry the most weight.
Wireframes and prototypes
Wireframes define the structure and hierarchy of each screen before visual design begins, so we can agree on what goes where without being distracted by colours and imagery. We then turn key flows into clickable prototypes you can test with real users.
Interface design
We create visual designs that fit your brand and make the interface feel effortless: clear hierarchy, consistent components, readable type and calls to action that stand out for the right reasons.
Complex products, simplified
Much of our work is on tools people use every day. For CleanPlan Australia we redesigned an internal operations portal used by cleaning teams and administrators, simplifying user management, task allocation, attendance logs and reports so staff could work faster with fewer errors.
Accessible by default
We design for colour contrast, readable font sizes, keyboard navigation and screen readers. Accessible design is a legal expectation in the UK and Australia and makes every product easier to use for everyone.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between UI and UX design?
UX (user experience) design is about how something works: the structure, the journeys and how easy it is to complete a task. UI (user interface) design is how it looks and feels: layout, colour, typography and components. We do both together, because one without the other rarely works.
Do you design web apps and portals as well as websites?
Yes. We design marketing websites, customer portals, internal tools and SaaS products, including our own products Stryde and MedID.
What tools do you use?
We design in Figma and share prototypes you can click through in the browser. When we also build the product, designs go straight into our Next.js development process.
Can you improve our existing design rather than start again?
Yes. A UX audit is often the best first step: it shows exactly where users struggle so the redesign targets the problems that cost you the most.