Digital Foundation · UI/UX Design
Interfaces that feel obvious — because they were designed around real people.
What is UX/UI?
UX (user experience) design decides how a product works — the journey, structure and interactions. UI (user interface) design decides how it looks and feels. Together they determine whether people can complete what they came to do.
Who is it for?
- Teams launching a new website, app or product
- Products with low conversion or high drop-off
- Companies with inconsistent interfaces across products
What problems does it solve?
- Users get stuck or drop off in key flows
- Every new screen is designed from scratch
- Stakeholder opinions drive design instead of evidence
How does EVERSIL approach it?
- 01
Research
Interviews, analytics review and heuristic audits to find real friction.
- 02
Journeys and structure
User flows and information architecture agreed before visuals.
- 03
Prototype and test
Interactive prototypes tested with representative users.
- 04
Design system
Components, tokens and guidelines that keep the product consistent.
What does implementation include?
- Research findings and prioritised opportunities
- User flows and wireframes
- High-fidelity UI design
- Interactive prototype
- Design system and developer handoff
How long does a typical project take?
Typically 3–8 weeks depending on product size and the amount of research required.
What information do we need from you?
- Access to analytics and existing designs
- Access to a few representative users
- Business goals for the product
What should you consider before starting?
- Involve developers early to keep designs buildable
- Plan accessibility from the start — it's cheaper than retrofitting
Especially relevant for
Questions businesses ask
Yes. We deliver organised design files, component specifications and design tokens so in-house or partner developers can build accurately.
UX design shapes how a product works — structure, flows and usability. UI design shapes how it looks and feels — layout, typography, colour and components. We do both together.
Yes, scaled to the project — stakeholder interviews, analytics review, user interviews and usability testing where they add value.
Yes. A UX audit often finds focused improvements that make a significant difference without a full redesign.
Yes. Reusable components and design tokens keep products consistent and faster to build.
Yes. We follow WCAG guidance for contrast, typography, focus states and interaction patterns, and test key flows.
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