UI/UX Design
& Full-Stack.
Our Process
Research and Discovery
We interview users, review analytics and audit your current screens to map who you are designing for and where they get stuck.
Flows and Wireframes
We define the user flows and information architecture, then sketch low-fidelity wireframes to settle structure and content priority before any visual polish.
Prototype and Usability Testing
We build a clickable prototype and run moderated tests with real users, refining screens against observed behaviour rather than opinion.
High-Fidelity UI and Handoff
We deliver pixel-accurate, accessible interfaces in a structured design system and hand off specs, tokens and assets your developers can build from directly.
Interfaces people understand the first time they see them
Good UI/UX design removes the friction between a visitor's intent and your conversion goal. erikservice designs that path deliberately, from first impression to completed action.
Our Benefits
We design from evidence, not guesswork, so every screen is shaped by what users actually do.
We test prototypes with real people before a line of code is written, catching friction while it is still cheap to fix.
We build accessible, developer-ready files so what you approve in Figma is what ships to your users.
Design that earns the click, the signup and the return visit
Most products do not lose users because of missing features, they lose them to confusion, friction and small moments of doubt. A confusing navigation, an unclear form, an unlabelled button, or a checkout step that asks for too much too soon will quietly drain conversions no matter how good the underlying product is. erikservice approaches UI/UX design as the discipline of removing those moments, one decision at a time, so the path from landing to action feels effortless.
Our process is grounded in research and validated through testing. We start by understanding your users through interviews, behaviour data and competitive review, then design flows and wireframes that prioritise clarity before aesthetics. Every interface we ship meets WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility standards, works across screen sizes, and arrives as a maintainable design system with components, tokens and developer specs. That means the experience your users get is consistent, inclusive and faithful to the design, not a watered-down approximation rebuilt from a flat mockup.
Our Approach
We treat UI/UX design as a measurable craft, balancing what users need, what your business wants them to do, and what your team can realistically build and maintain.
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User-centred and evidence-led
Every design decision traces back to a real user need or an observed behaviour, not an internal preference.
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Accessible by default
We build to WCAG 2.2 AA from the first wireframe so accessibility is structural, not a late-stage retrofit.
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Built for handoff
We design in systems with reusable components and clear specs so developers can implement quickly and accurately.
Your questions, answered.
A focused project such as a website redesign or a core product flow usually runs four to eight weeks, covering research, wireframes, prototyping, testing and high-fidelity UI. Larger products with many screens or multiple user types can take ten to sixteen weeks. We scope the timeline upfront and work in clear milestones so you see progress every week.
You receive a structured Figma file with user flows, wireframes, an interactive prototype and high-fidelity screens, plus a reusable component library and design tokens. We also provide developer handoff specs covering spacing, states, accessibility notes and assets, so your engineering team can build without guesswork.
We run the research ourselves, including user interviews, analytics and heatmap review, competitive audits and moderated usability testing on prototypes. If you already have research, personas or analytics, we fold them in to save time and cost. Either way, the design is grounded in evidence rather than assumption.
We design to WCAG 2.2 AA as a baseline, checking colour contrast, focus order, keyboard navigation, touch target sizes and screen-reader labelling throughout. Accessibility notes are included in the handoff so the build stays compliant. This widens your reach and reduces legal and reputational risk.
Yes, because we design in a component-based system and hand off detailed specs and tokens rather than flat images. We can also support your developers during implementation with QA reviews to confirm spacing, states and interactions match the approved design. If erikservice handles development too, the design system flows straight into the build.