Why it matters
Polished UI on broken UX is an expensive mistake: budget burned on rework, conversion drop, and support nobody budgeted for. Pay once for structure — or three times for navigation in code.
Services / Mobile app UX design
Moscow · Worldwide
Mobile app UX designed to the pixel
Fixing navigation mid-sprint costs dearly. We design logic before UI: CJM, flows, prototypes, user tests — 150+ products, product and economics first, not pretty screens.
What we do
In this engagement:
- Interviews & JTBD — who the user is and what job the app is hired for
- CJM & friction points — where people drop off and why
- User flows & IA — screen logic, transitions, and priorities
- Interactive prototype — a clickable model before design and code
- Usability tests — 5–8 users, fixes before UI, not after launch
How we work
Short research sprint → CJM and flows → interactive prototype → tests with 5–8 people → fixes → handoff to UI. Scope and format locked after we break down the task: MVP, new module, or rebuild of an existing app.
FAQ
How long does mobile app UX design take?
Research, prototype, and tests usually fit into a few weeks; exact timing depends on roles, scenarios, and whether a product already exists. We lock the plan and deadline after a short discovery.
What drives the cost?
Depth of research, number of core scenarios, whether you need a clickable prototype and a usability round. After we break down the task, you get a clear scope and range — not a generic website average.