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UI/UX Design

Design people understand instantly

A UI/UX design agency that turns research and real user testing into interfaces people trust, use and return to.

Research to roadmapPrototypes in daysSystems that scale
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See it work

Watch a design sprint come together

Goals and KPIs agreed with stakeholders
Eight users interviewed on video
Notes tagged and clustered into patterns
Prioritised roadmap signed off
From interviews to insight● running
Results

Design that moves the numbers

FinTech mobile banking
+42%

user retention after a mobile UX overhaul

FinTech mobile banking
4.9★

App Store rating after the redesign

Global e-commerce
+28%

conversion on a headless storefront

How we deliver

How a design engagement runs

Discover

Interviews, analytics and stakeholder workshops define the real problem.

Define

Journeys, information architecture and wireframes map the solution.

Design

High-fidelity screens, prototypes and a reusable design system.

Validate and hand off

Real users test it, then engineers receive documented components.

Featured project

FinTech client: Next-gen mobile banking

A complete redesign and rebuild of a FinTech client’s iOS and Android banking apps, focused on intuitive everyday journeys and strong security.

+42%User retention
4.9★App Store rating
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In depth

UX design services built on evidence, not opinion

Gen7Ven is a UI/UX design agency that treats design as a business tool. Every engagement starts with research, moves through prototypes that real people test, and ends with a documented system your engineers can build from. The result is a product that is easy to learn, consistent on every screen and measurably better at its job.

Product design agency, from first interview to final pixel

We work as a product design agency rather than a studio that delivers static mock-ups. Discovery sessions with stakeholders and users define the problem, the audience and the metrics that matter. Information architecture and wireframes then shape the flows before any visual polish is applied. High-fidelity design follows, built in Figma with auto layout and shared components, so the file mirrors how the product will actually be engineered. Because strategy, interaction, visual design and testing sit in one team, decisions made in week one are still visible in the shipped product rather than lost between suppliers.

Web app design and mobile app design that people understand

Clarity is the measure we design for. In web app design we reduce the number of decisions a user faces on each screen, make the next action obvious and keep critical tasks within a few interactions. For mobile, we respect platform conventions on iOS and Android, design for thumbs and one-handed use, and specify gestures, haptics and motion precisely. Every state is designed, including loading, empty, error and offline, so engineers never have to improvise. The same thinking supported the FinTech mobile banking overhaul, which reached a 4.9-star App Store rating.

UX research and usability testing before you build

Changing a prototype costs hours; changing a released product costs weeks. That is why we put designs in front of real users early. Moderated and unmoderated sessions, run with tools such as Maze and Lookback-style recording, show exactly where people hesitate or misread an interface. Five participants per audience segment typically surface most usability problems, which keeps studies fast and affordable. Findings are ranked by severity and fed straight back into the design, then retested. You see video evidence and task success rates, not just a designer’s opinion of what works.

Design systems, accessibility and a clean handoff

Good design has to survive engineering. We deliver design tokens, a component library in Figma and, where required, matching React components documented in Storybook. Developers receive specifications for spacing, typography, states and motion, together with annotated flows and acceptance criteria. Accessibility is built in from the start: colour contrast, focus order, touch target size and screen reader labels are checked against WCAG 2.2 AA. After handoff we remain involved through design QA on staging, so the product your customers use matches the product your team approved.

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Models and tools we trust

FigmaFramerMiroMazeDovetailStorybookLoomNotion
FAQ

UI/UX Design: common questions

What does a UI/UX design agency deliver?

A typical engagement delivers research findings, user journeys, information architecture, wireframes, high-fidelity screens, a clickable prototype and a documented design system. You also receive usability test results and developer-ready specifications. Exactly which deliverables you need depends on your stage: a new product usually starts with discovery, while an established product may only need a redesign, a design system or a round of usability testing.

How does your UX research work?

We begin with stakeholder workshops to agree goals and success metrics, then interview real or prospective users, review your analytics and audit competitors. Notes are tagged and clustered into behavioural patterns, which become journey maps and prioritised opportunities. Research is sized to the decision you need to make, so a focused study can take days rather than months.

How long does a UI/UX design project take?

Every timeline depends on the scope: the number of flows, platforms and stakeholders involved. Discovery comes first, clickable prototypes of the core flows follow, and full product design is planned in phases. We agree a timeline with clear milestones before work starts, and share progress every week.

How do you hand designs over to developers?

Developers receive a structured Figma file with Dev Mode specifications, design tokens, documented components and every interaction state. Where we also build the front end, components are synced to Storybook so design and code stay aligned. We create tickets with acceptance criteria, answer questions during the build and run design QA on staging before release.

Do your designs meet WCAG accessibility standards?

Yes. We design to WCAG 2.2 AA as a baseline. That covers colour contrast, text sizing, focus order, keyboard access, touch target size and meaningful labels for screen readers. Accessibility is checked during design rather than retrofitted after launch, which is faster and cheaper. Where your sector requires a higher standard, we can design specific flows to AAA.

Can you redesign an existing product without disrupting users?

Yes. We start by auditing the current product and talking to existing users so we understand which habits to protect. Changes are prioritised by impact, tested as prototypes and released in stages where possible. A design system lets us modernise the interface gradually, screen by screen, instead of forcing a single disruptive switch on your customers.

UI/UX Design

Ready to design something people understand instantly?

Tell us about your product and your users. We will recommend where research and design will make the biggest difference.