UI/UX design

A UI/UX design agency for products people understand on the first try

As a UI/UX design agency, Telling Marketing designs interfaces for websites, web apps and mobile apps: research, user flows, wireframes, clickable prototypes and design systems, tested with real users before a line of production code is written.

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User research and flows
Clickable prototypes
Usability testing
Developer-ready design system

Who it’s for

Is this right for you?

UI/UX design pays off whenever people must complete a task in your product.

Users get stuck, abandon forms or call support
You are planning an app or portal and want to avoid costly rebuilds
Your product grew feature by feature and feels cluttered
Developers need clear specs to build from

What you get

User interviews and journey maps
Information architecture and user flows
Wireframes and high-fidelity designs
Clickable Figma prototype
Usability test findings
Design system and developer handoff

How it works

Research
Interviews, analytics and competitor review.
Flows
Key tasks mapped step by step.
Wireframes
Layouts tested before visual design.
Visual design
High-fidelity screens in your brand.
Prototype & test
Clickable prototype tested with users.
Handoff
Design system and specs for developers.

Cost and standards

What drives the cost

Number of screens and user flows
Depth of user research and testing
Web, iOS, Android or all three
Existing design system or new
Accessibility requirements

Every engagement is quoted as a fixed price after a free discovery call. See pricing and packages.

How we compare

Typical agency	Telling Marketing
Pretty screens, untested	Usability tested before build
Specs left vague	Developer-ready components
Accessibility later	WCAG 2.2 AA from wireframe
Separate design and build teams	Designers who work with our developers

Platforms and tools

Figma, FigJam, Maze for testing, Storybook for design systems.

Sources

Standards and sources we follow

Our work follows published guidance from the organizations that set the rules. Links open in a new tab.

Nielsen Norman Group usability heuristics — research-backed usability rules
WCAG 2.2 — accessibility standards for every interface we design

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between UI and UX?

UX is how the product works: flows, structure and ease of use. UI is how it looks: layout, color, typography and components.

Do you design for mobile apps?

Yes, for iOS and Android, following Apple and Google design guidelines.

Can you improve an existing product?

Yes. We start with a UX audit and fix the highest-impact problems first.

Related services

Let’s tell your story better.

Start with a free website and SEO audit, or tell us about your project and get a clear proposal within two business days.