Services ยท UI/UX Design
Software people use without being trained twice.
The most expensive software is the kind staff avoid. We research how your users actually work, prototype before anyone writes code, and test until the interface explains itself.
What is included
Research, prototype, test, before code
- User research: interviews, field observation, workflow mapping
- Information architecture that matches how users think
- Wireframes that settle structure before visuals
- Interactive prototypes you can click and test in Figma
- Design systems: reusable components your developers build once
- Usability testing with real users, not assumptions
- Accessibility reviews against WCAG standards
- Developer handoff with specs, states, and edge cases documented
Who this is for
Product teams building something new, companies whose internal systems frustrate staff, and organizations replacing paper processes with digital ones. Our own products. GrayCore ERP among them, are designed through this exact process.
SaaS and product teams
ERPs and dashboards
Mobile apps
Digitizing paper workflows
FAQ
Questions we hear most
Why invest in UX before development?
Changing a screen in Figma costs minutes. Changing it after development costs days. Prototyping and testing first means the expensive part, engineering, happens once, in the right direction.
Do you test with real users?
Yes. We run usability sessions with people who match your actual users, your staff, your customers, and revise based on what they struggle with, not on opinion.
What do developers receive at handoff?
A documented design system, component specs, interaction states, and edge cases, whether the build is by our engineers or yours.
Can you improve an existing system instead of redesigning it?
Yes. A UX audit identifies the highest-friction screens and we fix those first, often a fraction of the cost of a rebuild, with most of the benefit.
Is your software working as hard as your team?
Bring us one frustrating workflow. We will show you what a researched, tested redesign of it looks like.