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Mobile
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iOS and Android apps, from first flows to a full UI kit — designed around how people really hold, tap and scroll.
Best for
iOS · Android
Timeline
4–8 weeks
You get
Figma files, prototype, UI kit
Designed for one thumb
Why it matters
People judge an app in the first ten seconds.
We design those seconds first — then everything after them.
We start from the flows that matter most, test them as a clickable prototype and only then polish every screen into a UI kit your developers can build from.
What’s included
Flows & UX
User journeys, wireframes and the structure of every screen.
UI design
Every screen and state, light and dark.
UI kit
Components and tokens your developers can reuse.
Clickable prototype
Key flows tested with real users before any code.
Motion
Transitions and micro-interactions with timing specs.
Developer handoff
Specs, assets and states for iOS and Android.
How an app project runs
Five steps, usually 4–8 weeks. You see a clickable prototype by week three.
Week 1
Research
Users, goals and the app as it is today.
Week 1–2
Flows & wireframes
Journeys and structure before any visuals.
Week 3
Prototype & testing
A clickable prototype tested with real users.
Week 3–6
UI design
Every screen, state and the UI kit.
Week 6–8
Handoff & support
Specs for developers and help while they build.
Apps we designed
Questions, answered.
Still unsure? Call us at +998 90 000 00 00 and we will walk you through it.
Do you design for iOS and Android at the same time?
Yes. We design one system and adapt the details to each platform’s guidelines.
Do you work with our developers?
Yes. We hand over specs and stay in touch while they build.
Can you redesign an existing app?
Yes. We start with a UX audit and fix the flows that lose users first.
Do you build the app as well?
We design; your developers or our partners build. We support them throughout.
How do you test the prototype?
With five to eight real users on their own phones, before the UI is polished.
What do we get at the end?
Figma files, a clickable prototype and a UI kit for iOS and Android.
