Product design, design systems and accessible front-end builds — clear enough that your support team doesn't have to explain them.
Most redesign requests start with a support inbox full of the same three questions.
The interface technically works, but it's not clear, and support answers the same question every week.
There's no design system, so patterns drift and every new feature looks like it was built by someone else.
Keyboard navigation, contrast and screen readers weren't part of the original brief — now it's a liability.
Design work that hands off cleanly to engineering, whether that's us or your own team.
Interviews and usability testing that tell you what's actually confusing people, not guesses.
Clickable prototypes to validate flows before a single line of production code is written.
Reusable components and patterns so new screens stay consistent without a designer reviewing every one.
Semantic, keyboard-navigable interfaces built to WCAG 2.1 AA by default, not bolted on after.
Real users on real tasks, before and after launch, so decisions aren't based on opinion.
Interfaces that look like they belong to your brand, not a generic template.
Research before screens, prototypes before code — in that order.
Interviews, analytics review and a clear brief on what problem the design actually needs to solve.
Low-fidelity flows tested with real users before time is spent on visual polish.
High-fidelity screens and a component system, built into accessible front-end code.
Usability testing, then a full handoff of files, components and documentation.
All three come with named engineers, written scope and monthly reporting.
Two weeks, fixed price. A written plan for your ui/ux design work — yours to act on with us or without us.
Four to ten weeks to build it end to end, with weekly demos and a documented handover at the end.
A monthly retainer covering changes, monitoring and support once the work is live.
Anything else, write to us and an engineer will answer.
admin@cybexsoft.comBoth, or either. We can hand off Figma files to your engineers, or build the accessible front end ourselves.
Figma, for both design and prototyping. Files are shared with your team throughout, not delivered as a surprise at the end.
Research first, wherever the budget allows — interviews, testing and analytics review before we design a single screen.
Yes, and it's most of what we do — a targeted redesign of a specific flow rather than a full rebuild.
Yes. We audit what exists, then build a component library that matches your current front-end stack.
Send us the flow that's causing problems and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a quick fix or a bigger redesign.
