Inventh UI UX design services combine user research, user flows and interface design to make products people choose to use. Deliverables include wireframes, high fidelity designs, clickable prototypes and design systems with design tokens, built to WCAG 2.2 and ready for engineers to build.
Our approach
UI UX Design is judged by what users do, not how it looks in a presentation.
Good UI UX design shows up in the numbers: more completed sign ups, fewer support calls, faster tasks. We start with evidence, design systems instead of single screens, and work side by side with the engineers who will build the result.
Research before pixels
Interviews, analytics and usability testing reveal what users need, so design decisions rest on evidence rather than opinion.
Systems, not screens
Reusable components, design tokens and documented patterns keep every screen consistent and make new features faster to design and build.
Designed to be built
Our designers and engineers work in one team, so what you approve is what ships, without surprises at handoff.
What we deliver
Our UX and UI design services
From a focused audit to the complete design of a new product, delivered individually or as one program.
UX Research and Discovery
User interviews, analytics review, journey mapping and competitor analysis that define the problem worth solving.
UX Strategy and Information Architecture
User flows, navigation and content structure that make complex products simple to understand and use.
UI and Visual Design
Interfaces for web, iOS and Android that reflect your brand and follow each platform’s current design guidelines.
Prototyping and Usability Testing
Clickable prototypes tested with real users, so problems are found and fixed before development starts.
Design Systems
Component libraries, design tokens and usage documentation that keep products consistent as your team and product grow.
Accessibility and UX Audits
Expert reviews against usability heuristics and WCAG 2.2, with prioritized fixes for existing products.
Design and AI
Designing for AI, and with it
AI is changing both what we design and how we design it. We help teams create AI experiences people trust, and use AI tools to explore ideas faster without giving up research and craft.
Design for AI products
Assistants, copilots and AI features designed with clear expectations, visible sources, easy correction and human control where it matters.
AI accelerated exploration
AI tools generate early concepts and variations quickly, then designers research, refine and test them with real users.
Design to code
Design tokens, component mapping and developer tooling that connect design files to production code and keep them in step.
Adaptive interfaces
Structured components and rules that can be assembled for different users, devices and contexts, including interfaces generated by AI.
Future proof by design
Design standards and platform changes we work to
Platforms, accessibility law and design tooling keep moving. These are the current standards every design we deliver follows.
Reviewed September 2026
October 28, 2025
A stable standard for design tokens
The W3C Design Tokens Community Group released its first stable specification, so colors, type and spacing can be shared between design tools and code from one source of truth.
June 2025
Apple's Liquid Glass design language
Apple introduced Liquid Glass across its platforms with iOS 26. iPhone and iPad interfaces we design follow the current Human Interface Guidelines.
May 2025
Google's Material 3 Expressive
Google updated Material Design with Material 3 Expressive, bringing more expressive shape, motion and color to Android interfaces.
Accessibility
WCAG 2.2 and the European Accessibility Act
WCAG 2.2 is the current W3C accessibility standard, and since June 28, 2025 the European Accessibility Act requires many digital services sold in the EU to be accessible.
Performance
Responsiveness is a design decision
Google's Core Web Vitals expect pages to respond to input within 200 milliseconds, so interaction design and front end performance are planned together.
May 2026
Interfaces generated by AI
Google announced generative UI in Search, building custom layouts on the fly. Products need well structured design systems that AI can assemble reliably.
When it makes sense
Signs your product needs a design review
Users start but do not finish
Sign ups, checkouts or key tasks have high drop off, and nobody is sure where or why users give up.
Every screen looks different
Features built by different teams feel like different products, and each new screen is designed from scratch.
Developers are guessing
Specs are incomplete, so engineers make design decisions under deadline pressure.
Support tickets repeat
The same questions about basic tasks arrive every week, a sign the interface is not explaining itself.
UX, UI and design systems
How the three disciplines differ
| Criteria | UX design | UI design | Design system |
|---|---|---|---|
| Focus | How the product works and flows | How the product looks and feels | How design stays consistent at scale |
| Key outputs | Research, journeys, flows, wireframes | Visual design, interaction states, prototypes | Components, design tokens, documentation |
| Question it answers | Can users achieve their goal easily? | Is it clear, attractive and on brand? | Can every team build it the same way? |
| Measured by | Task success, conversion, time on task | Usability scores, visual consistency | Reuse, delivery speed, fewer defects |
How we work
From research to developer ready design
Research
Interviews, analytics and competitor review to understand users, goals and the problems worth solving.
Define
Journeys, user flows and information architecture agreed with your team before visual design begins.
Design and prototype
Wireframes, visual design and clickable prototypes built on a reusable component system.
Test and hand off
Usability testing with real users, then developer ready specs, tokens and components for build.
Tools
The tools behind our design work
Industry standard tools that keep research, design and development connected.
Design
Research and analytics
Design to code
Accessibility
How we operate
Principles behind every design
Accessible by default
Every design meets WCAG 2.2 level AA for contrast, focus states, target sizes and screen reader support.
Evidence over opinion
Key decisions are tested with real users and measured after launch, not settled by the loudest voice.
Built to be built
Designs come with states, spacing, tokens and components that engineers can implement exactly.
You own the files
Design files, research and design systems live in your workspace and belong to your business.
Engagement models
Ways to work with us
UX audit
A fixed scope review of an existing product against usability heuristics and WCAG 2.2, with a prioritized list of improvements.
Product design project
Research, UX and UI design for a new product or major redesign, delivered as developer ready files.
Embedded design team
Designers working inside your product team on an ongoing basis, alongside our engineers or yours.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between UX and UI design?
UX design is about how a product works: the research, user flows and structure that help people reach their goals. UI design is about how it looks and feels: layout, typography, color and interaction states. Good products need both.
What do you deliver at the end of a UX and UI design project?
Typically research findings, user flows, wireframes, high fidelity designs, a clickable prototype and a component library with design tokens and developer specifications, all in your own design workspace.
How long does a UX and UI design project take?
A UX audit takes a few weeks. Designing a new product typically takes a few months, depending on the number of user journeys and platforms.
How much do UX and UI design services cost?
Cost depends on the scope of research, the number of screens and platforms, and whether a design system is included. After discovery you receive a written, itemized estimate.
Do you design for accessibility?
Yes. Every design meets WCAG 2.2 level AA, which supports compliance with laws such as the European Accessibility Act.
Can you work with our existing brand and design system?
Yes. We extend existing brands and design systems, or create a design system from your current product so future work stays consistent.
Can Inventh also build the product you design?
Yes. Our designers work alongside our web, mobile and AI engineers, so the same team can take a design from prototype to production.
Do you design AI products and features?
Yes. We design assistants, copilots and AI features with clear expectations, visible sources and easy ways for users to correct or override results.
Ready to design something people love to use?
Tell us about your product and your users. We will come back with an honest view of approach, timeline and cost.