Teams building a new product
You want to validate the experience before investing in development.
UI and UX design
Interfaces people understand.No manual required.
Research, architecture, prototyping and UI design for websites, apps and software that are easy to use and good to look at.
- years in the market
- 15+
- projects delivered
- 300+
- clients served
- BR · EU · Latam
The context
When someone can't use your product, it's not their fault.
Buttons nobody can find, forms people abandon halfway, screens crammed with information and users calling support to do the basics. Each of these friction points costs sales, team time and user patience.
Good experience design solves this before it becomes code. It starts by understanding people and the tasks they need to get done, organizes information the way they think and tests ideas in a clickable prototype, while changes are still cheap.
The interface comes next, with a consistent visual identity and a design system that keeps everything coherent as the product grows.
Every change made in the prototype costs a fraction of the same change made in code.
Who it's for
For products that need to be easy to use.
Products with frustrated users
An overloaded support desk, low adoption or lots of drop-offs mid-flow.
Complex internal systems
Your team wastes time on confusing screens and needs training just for the basics.
Growing brands
The product grew without visual standards and needs a design system.
When you need it
Signs your user experience needs attention.
If you spot any of these symptoms, design may be the bottleneck.
Start a project- Users drop off in the middle of sign-up or checkout.
- Support keeps getting the same questions.
- Every screen of the product looks like it was made by a different person.
- The development team has no visual reference to follow.
- You're about to launch a product and want to test the idea first.
- The product works, but it looks dated.
What we deliver
From research to a development-ready interface.
Design created together with the people who will build it, so nothing gets lost along the way.
User research
Interviews, usage analysis and journey mapping to understand who uses the product and why.
Information architecture
Content and navigation organized the way your users think.
Wireframes and flows
The structure of each screen and the complete path for each task.
Clickable prototype
You and your users test the product before it exists.
UI design
A beautiful, accessible interface consistent with your brand, on every screen size.
Design system
Documented components, colors, typography and rules so the product grows coherently.
How we work
Understand, design, test, refine.
- 01
Discovery
We get to know the business, the users and the most important tasks.
- 02
Structure
Information architecture, flows and wireframes.
- 03
Prototype
A clickable prototype to test and validate decisions.
- 04
Interface
Complete UI design and a documented design system.
- 05
Handoff to the team
An organized handoff and support throughout development.
In practice
Projects where we did this
E-commerce
Yasy
Desenvolvemos a loja da Yasy na Shopify e as landing pages de pré-lançamento, a tempo do lançamento.
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Healthtech
Wellbe
Construímos o novo site da Wellbe em WordPress headless, com protótipo navegável no lugar do Figma, migração do blog e integração com o HubSpot.
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Saúde animal
Orgavet
A Hogrid criou do zero a Orgavet: plataforma da Organnact onde o veterinário compra com condições especiais e o distribuidor da região entrega. Três frentes, um só negócio.
View caseWhat's the difference between UI and UX?
UX is the experience: how people understand and complete tasks. UI is the interface: the visuals, components and identity. The two need to go hand in hand for a product to work well.
Do you do design only, without development?
Yes. We deliver complete, well-organized design files for your team to build. And if you want, we can build it too.
What tools do you use?
We work mainly in Figma, with clickable prototypes and organized files for handoff.
Can you redesign an existing product?
Yes. We start by understanding what works and what gets in the way in the current product, then evolve the experience without losing what users already know.
How long does a UI/UX project take?
It depends on the size of the product and the depth of research. In the first conversation we estimate the timeline and the stages.
Accepting projects · 2026
Shall we make your product easy to use?
Tell us what you need in three quick steps. We'll get back to you on WhatsApp with next steps.