Interface and visual system design
UX/UI for websites and apps, enterprise interfaces, identity and design systems. Structure and user flows come first, then the visual language and components ready for development.
When you need design
A good interface helps people see quickly what to do, and helps the team grow the product without visual chaos.
A new product: from structure and prototype to final screens
A redesign of a website or app that is hard to use
A design system for a product several teams are building
Brand identity for a launch
The interface of a complex internal system
Ongoing design support for a product
Selected work
NDDev website system
NDDev’s own design system: six directions, light and dark themes and five languages, including right-to-left Arabic.
How the work is organised
Brief and context
Goals, users, content, brand materials and development constraints.
Structure and flows
Information architecture and wireframes of key screens before visual detail.
Visual language
Typography, colour, grid and graphics tied to the brand.
Components and prototype
Reusable components with every state, and an interactive prototype.
Handover to development
Screens, tokens and specifications in the format your developers work with.
What you get
Design that gets built without guesswork: states are described and decisions explained.
Structure and user flows
Key screens for narrow and wide viewports
Components and design tokens
An interactive prototype
Specifications for development
Questions
Can we order design only?
Yes. Design can be ordered on its own or together with development at NDDev.Dev, where designers and developers work as one team.
How do you hand over the design?
We agree the format with the team that will build it: screens, components and a description of their states.
Do you work with an existing brand identity?
Yes. We develop the current style or build a design system on top of it.
Do you handle several languages and text directions?
Yes. Our own site runs in five languages, including right-to-left Arabic, and we bring that experience to client projects.
Let’s talk about your product
Tell us about the product, its users and your timeline — we will suggest where design should start.