UI/UX Design for Web and Mobile
Design that cannot be built is a mood board. We design against the real constraints — the data you actually have, the states your API can return, the devices your users hold — and hand over something engineers can implement without a negotiation.
What we can help withWhat We Can Help With
- Mobile App UI/UX
- Website UI/UX
- SaaS Dashboard Design
- Figma Design
- Wireframes
- Prototypes
- Design Systems
- UX Audit
- Existing Product Redesign
What you getWhat the work actually includes
User flows first
The paths through the product mapped before any screen is decorated, so each layout serves a task rather than a screenshot.
Wireframes through to high fidelity
Structure agreed while it is still cheap to change, then visual design once the shape is settled.
A design system, not a file
Tokens, components, and states in Figma, named to match the code so handover is a lookup rather than a translation.
Every state designed
Loading, empty, error, no-permission, and the case where a long name breaks the layout. These are where products feel unfinished.
Accessibility built in
Contrast, focus order, target sizes, and labels checked during design, which is far cheaper than retrofitting them after launch.
Responsive across devices
Layouts designed for the breakpoints your users actually hit, not just desktop stretched down or mobile scaled up.
Usability testing
The prototype tested on real people before a line of code is written, so structural problems are caught while they are still a redraw, not a rebuild.
ToolingWhat we build it with
Chosen because it fits the problem, and because you will be able to hire someone who knows it after we hand over.
- Figma
- Design tokens
- Prototyping
- WCAG 2.2 AA
- Design systems
QuestionsUI / UX Design, answered plainly
Can you design without building it?
Yes. Plenty of clients need a design system their own developers will work from. You get the Figma file, the tokens, and a walkthrough with your engineers so the intent survives the handover.
Do you do user research?
The proportionate version: interviews with a handful of real users, a read of your analytics and support tickets, and usability testing on the prototype. We do not sell research programmes that outlast the build.
What if we already have a brand?
Then we work inside it. Bring the guidelines, fonts, and palette, and we extend them into product territory — states, density, data display — which brand guidelines rarely cover.
How long does a UI/UX design project take?
A focused design system or a handful of key screens is typically two to four weeks. A full product across web and mobile, wireframes through to a developer-ready handover, usually runs six to ten weeks. The variable is screen count and how many states each one needs, not the tool.
Can you audit our existing product instead of designing from scratch?
Yes, and it is often the right starting point. We review the flows against real usage — drop-off points, support tickets, analytics — and hand back a prioritised list of what is actually costing you conversions or complaints, before proposing a redesign of only the parts that need it.
Related workWhat else we build
Most projects need more than one of these, and they are usually cheaper together than sequenced apart.
Why Choose UsWhy choose MZK Zeeshan?
- 01
Proven Expertise
Production apps live on the App Store and Play Store, not prototypes and case-study mockups.
- 02
One Team, End to End
Design, mobile, web, and API handled by the same people, so nothing is lost in the handoff between them.
- 03
Built to Scale
Architecture, caching, and data decisions made for the traffic you will have, not only the traffic you have today.
- 04
Direct Communication
You talk to the people writing the code. No account manager relaying your requirements second-hand.
- 05
Support After Launch
Monitoring, updates, and store submissions continue after go-live, because that is when real usage starts.
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Tell us what you're trying to build or what isn't working.
Contact usTell us what you want to build
Share the idea, the deadline, or just the problem. You will get a straight answer on scope and feasibility, not a sales sequence.
