been.designClear interfaces for the work people do.
We design product interfaces around the tasks a person needs to complete. The scope can include flows, screen design, reusable components and a development handover, with research and testing requirements agreed before starting.
Give the interface a concrete task.
We start with the user, their context and the action the interface needs to support. A balance screen, connection status and workout plan present different information needs, even when each belongs in a mobile app.
If the brief begins with an existing product, bring the current flows, known problems and available feedback. If the workflow is new, we agree which assumptions need exploration before treating them as requirements.
Agree the flows and states.
- A defined user task and flow inventory.
- Wireframes or interaction exploration where needed.
- UI design for agreed screens, states and device sizes.
- Reusable Figma components and visual patterns.
- Developer handover, implementation questions and review scope.
Be explicit about what has been tested.
Research interviews, recruiting, usability sessions and analytics review require their own plan. We scope them when needed rather than describing every screen design as validated research.
Prototype feedback can reveal confusion, but it does not prove production adoption or a change in customer behaviour. We record what was actually observed and what still needs testing.
Inspect the interface work.
JuPay explores balance, transfer, top-up and card views. Wirefox VPN shows connection and location screens, while PowerPulse presents workout and activity interfaces. These case studies document design deliverables; they do not claim a verified app launch or operational performance.
Design with the build team in view.
We agree the source of truth, component conventions, implementation owner and the detail needed for handover. Product engineering, APIs, payment processing and security assurance remain separate technical work unless included in the engagement.
Scoped to your project.
Product design is quoted by the flows, screen states, platforms and handover your team needs. Our $3,000 brand sprint is not a full product-design quote. The $6,000 monthly retainer can cover agreed product UI work within defined capacity; it is not unlimited delivery or application development.
Final deliverables, feedback rounds and milestones are agreed in your proposal.A little of the work.
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