Hire UI/UX designers
We provide designers who work in the same repository as the engineers: interface design, design systems, accessibility and prototypes that translate into buildable components rather than files that need reinterpretation before anyone can implement them.
What they bring
- Interface design for web and mobile
- Design systems and component libraries
- Accessibility and contrast standards
- Prototyping and user flows
- Working directly with implementation constraints
- Design tokens and theming
When clients bring us in
- Designing a new product interface
- Building a design system for a growing team
- Improving an interface that tests badly with users
- Bringing an inconsistent product back to one visual language
How engagement works
Engineers work in your repositories, your cloud accounts and your conventions. You own the code from the first commit, and there is nothing to transfer at the end because it was never held anywhere else.
Engagements are staffed to overlap with your working hours rather than ours. If the fit is wrong, tell us early and we replace the person — that flexibility is most of the reason to place rather than hire directly.
FAQ
Hiring UI/UX designers — questions
- Do designers work with the engineering team?
- Yes, in the same repository. Design handed over as a static file drifts during implementation, so we keep the two together and let tokens and components be the shared language.
- Can they build a design system?
- Yes — tokens, components and the documentation that keeps a system usable as the team grows past the people who built it.
- Do they handle accessibility?
- Yes. Contrast, focus states, keyboard interaction and screen reader behavior are treated as design decisions, because that is where most accessibility failures originate.
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