UI/UX Design.

Codelaro provides UI/UX design services for websites, mobile applications, SaaS platforms, and custom digital products. Our services include interface design, user experience planning, wireframing, interactive prototyping, responsive design, design systems, dashboard design, and existing product redesign. Each project is planned around its intended audience, functional requirements, and business objectives.

User interface (UI) design focuses on the visual and interactive elements of a digital product, including layouts, typography, colors, buttons, forms, and other interface components. User experience (UX) design considers how people navigate and interact with the product, including information architecture, user journeys, usability, and task completion. Both disciplines work together to create digital products that are visually consistent and practical to use.

UI/UX design influences how easily people understand and interact with a digital product. Clear navigation, organized information, consistent interfaces, and understandable interactions can help users complete relevant tasks with less confusion. A structured design process also helps teams identify usability issues and clarify product requirements before investing in development.

Yes. Codelaro provides UI/UX design alongside web development, custom software development, and other engineering services. Depending on your project requirements, we can handle the design process and develop the resulting product or provide the agreed design deliverables for implementation by your existing development team. We establish the responsibilities and handoff requirements during project planning.

Yes. We can review an existing website or application and develop an updated interface based on your brand, product requirements, and identified usability challenges. Depending on the project, this may involve reorganizing navigation, improving screen layouts, redesigning important workflows, updating visual elements, and developing a more consistent interface system. We review the existing product before proposing the redesign scope.

Yes. We can design mobile application interfaces intended for iOS and Android users. Our approach considers the required functionality, user journeys, touch interactions, responsive layouts, and relevant platform conventions. Where the application requires distinct platform-specific experiences, we discuss these requirements during design planning.

Yes. We design interfaces for SaaS platforms, internal business applications, customer portals, and other digital products. Depending on your requirements, this may include onboarding, account management, administrative dashboards, data visualization, user permissions, and complex operational workflows. We organize the experience around the intended users and the tasks they need to complete.

Our design process typically includes requirements discovery, user flow planning, information architecture, wireframing, visual interface design, review, and preparation of the agreed design deliverables. Interactive prototyping, user research, usability testing, and detailed design systems can also be included when appropriate. The exact activities and deliverables depend on the complexity and agreed scope of your project.

Yes. Depending on the project, we create wireframes to establish screen structure and content organization before developing detailed interface designs. Interactive prototypes can also be prepared to demonstrate navigation, user journeys, and important interactions. These deliverables provide opportunities to review the proposed experience and identify changes before implementation.

Yes. We can establish a design system tailored to your brand and product requirements. Depending on the project, this may include color guidelines, typography, spacing rules, reusable interface components, interaction states, and relevant documentation. Design systems help teams maintain visual consistency and provide a structured foundation for future interface development.

Yes. We can develop interfaces using your existing brand identity, visual guidelines, and design components. Where appropriate, we can also review existing interface patterns and recommend improvements to consistency, usability, or organization. If your current design system is incomplete, we can discuss extending it as part of the project scope.

We consider accessibility during interface planning and design, including readable typography, appropriate color contrast, clear navigation, understandable interactions, and responsive layouts. We can also consider relevant Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) when defining interface requirements. Some accessibility requirements, such as keyboard interaction and assistive technology compatibility, must also be implemented and tested during development. Formal accessibility audits or compliance assessments require an agreed testing scope.

Research and usability testing can be included depending on your project requirements and available resources. Activities may involve reviewing existing user feedback, examining important product workflows, conducting structured user discussions, or testing prototypes with representative users. We establish the appropriate research and validation methods during planning rather than applying the same process to every project.

The timeline depends on the type of product, number of screens, complexity of user journeys, research requirements, and the number of review cycles. A focused landing page or small application generally requires less design effort than a comprehensive SaaS platform with multiple user roles and complex workflows. After reviewing your requirements, we can propose a design schedule with relevant milestones.

UI/UX design costs vary according to the project scope, number of screens, design complexity, research requirements, prototyping needs, and required deliverables. A website redesign will have different requirements from a complete mobile application or complex SaaS product. We review your requirements before outlining the proposed design activities and estimated project cost.

Deliverables depend on your agreed project scope. They may include wireframes, detailed interface designs, interactive prototypes, reusable components, relevant design assets, and supporting documentation. If development is handled separately, we can prepare the agreed materials for your engineering team. Deliverable formats, access arrangements, and intellectual property terms are established in the project agreement.