01
It looks dated next to competitors
First impressions are made in moments. An interface that feels old makes your product seem behind, even if it isn't.
02 · UI/UX Design04 of 07
Polished, accessible screens with every state designed and ready for development.
Once the structure works, the interface has to earn trust in a second. We design pixel-perfect screens on a design system: type, colour, spacing and components chosen to make your product clear, accessible and unmistakably yours.
- WCAG 2.2 accessibility level we design to
- AA
- WCAG 2.2 accessibility level we design to
- Breakpoints: mobile, tablet, desktop
- 3
- Breakpoints: mobile, tablet, desktop
- Visual directions explored before we commit
- 2–3
- Visual directions explored before we commit
app.yourbrand.com
Design approved
Web and app UIResponsive designInteraction statesAccessibilityVisual hierarchyIconographyMicro-interactionsDeveloper handoverWeb and app UIResponsive designInteraction statesAccessibilityVisual hierarchyIconographyMicro-interactionsDeveloper handover
Sound familiar?
The problems we hear most often before someone asks us about high-fidelity UI design.
02
Every screen looks slightly different
Buttons, spacing and type drift from page to page, making the product feel unpolished and harder to use.
03
Beautiful but hard to read
Low contrast, tiny type and decorative layouts fail people with low vision and anyone using a phone outdoors.
What's included
01
Visual direction
Mood and style explorations so you choose a direction before we design every screen.
02
Screen design
High-fidelity designs for every screen in scope, for mobile, tablet and desktop.
03
Every state
Hover, focus, active, loading, empty, error and success states, designed rather than improvised.
04
Accessible by default
Colour contrast, type sizes, focus states and touch targets that meet WCAG 2.2 AA.
05
Motion and micro-interactions
Purposeful animation specs that make the interface feel responsive without slowing it down.
06
Developer-ready handover
Organised Figma files, tokens, specs and assets, plus a walkthrough with your developers.
How we do it
You follow every step live in Mission Control, your project dashboard: tasks, files, approvals and a launch forecast.
- 1
Direction
Two or three visual directions on real screens, so you can react to something concrete.
- 2
Design
We design the key screens first, then extend the system across the rest.
- 3
Review
You comment directly on the designs. We iterate in short rounds with clear decisions each time.
- 4
Hand over
Final files, tokens and specs, with a session with your developers to answer questions.
AA
WCAG 2.2 accessibility level we design to
3
Breakpoints: mobile, tablet, desktop
2–3
Visual directions explored before we commit
Built for
Who this is for.
SaaS products and dashboards
Websites that need a premium look
Apps preparing for launch or a funding round
Products with a design debt problem
Tools we useFigmaFigJamMazeHotjarFramerStorybook
Helpful extras
Try it yourself, or see what's built in.
Questions
High-fidelity UI design, answered.
Something else on your mind? Ask the Zelvorm Concierge in the corner, or talk to the team.
Yes. All our UI design work is done in Figma, organised with components and variables so it's easy for your team to use and extend.
More in UI/UX Design
The rest of the toolkit.
- 01User research & personasInterviews, data and personas built on evidence, not on the loudest opinion in the room.
- 02Information architectureSitemaps, navigation and labels tested with real users, so nobody has to hunt for anything.
- 03Wireframes & user flowsEvery screen and every step mapped out, tested and agreed while changes are still cheap.
- 04Interactive prototypesClickable prototypes realistic enough to test with users, show investors and brief developers.
- 05Design systems in FigmaTokens, components and patterns that make every new screen faster, cheaper and consistent.
- 06Usability testingModerated and remote testing that shows exactly where people struggle, and what to change.
From the Journal
Read before you decide.
UI/UX DesignWebsite Accessibility Checklist: WCAG 2.2 for Small Businesses
A practical WCAG 2.2 checklist for small business websites: contrast, keyboard access, forms, images, focus, target size and the new 2.2 criteria, in plain English.
6 Nov 2026 · 5 min read
UI/UX DesignWhat's the Difference Between UI and UX Design? A Practical Guide
UI and UX get used interchangeably, but they're different jobs with different failure modes. A clear, practical explanation with real examples.
9 May 2026 · 5 min read
Graphic DesignWhy Consistent Visual Design Is a Revenue Lever, Not a Cost Centre
Consistent visual design isn't a nice-to-have — it measurably increases trust and conversion. Here's the actual mechanism behind why.
5 May 2026 · 5 min read
Next in UI/UX Design
Interactive prototypes
Start a project
Tell us what you're building. You'll hear from a human within 24 hours, with an AI Blueprint already waiting.
contact@zelvorm.com · Avg. response under 24h