We design websites and apps around how people actually use them, not just how they look. For founders and teams with a product that confuses users or one still on the drawing board, we turn rough ideas into clear, tested screens your developers can build from.
Good design is two jobs, not one. UX decides how a product is structured and whether people can actually get things done; UI decides how it looks and feels while they do. We cover both and we match the work to where your product is right now.
Before any screen is drawn, we find out how your users think and where they get stuck, through interviews, real usage data and a look at what competitors do. This is the part that stops you building the wrong thing beautifully. The findings shape every design decision after it, so the product fits real behaviour instead of guesses.
UI is the visual layer your users touch: the colour, type, spacing, icons and states that make a screen clear and pleasant to use. We design interfaces that match your brand and stay consistent across every screen, so the product feels considered.Effective UI design does more than look good; it guides users naturally and makes the next action clear without requiring explanation.
Wireframes map out each screen's layout and flow in plain grey boxes, before colour or polish, so structure gets agreed cheaply. We then turn them into a clickable prototype you can use like the real thing. You feel how the product works and request changes while they cost minutes, not a rebuild after development has started.
A design system is a single organised set of buttons, forms, colours and rules that every screen draws from.It provides a consistent user experience and lowers long term design costs by enabling components to be reused across the product.We build yours so your team and developers add new pages without each one looking like a different product.
Designing for a phone is its own discipline: small screens, thumbs instead of cursors and platform habits iOS and Android users already expect. We design app interfaces around familiar user behaviors, ensuring the experience feels intuitive from the very first interaction. Every screen is laid out for one handed use and tested at real phone size, not just on a wide monitor.
A marketing site needs to win attention in seconds; a web app needs to make daily tasks quick and clear. We design both customer facing experiences and internal tools, from landing pages and websites to dashboards, portals and forms used every day.Each screen is designed responsive from the start, so it holds together on a laptop, a tablet and a phone alike.
Design goes wrong when the thinking is skipped and only screens are handed over. Here is what every project with us includes, from research to developer handoff.
A short, plain report on who your users are, what they need and where they struggle.
Polished, on brand designs for every screen and state, ready to show stakeholders or test.
A reusable collection of components, styles and guidelines that ensures consistency across the product while reducing future design and development effort.
The structure of every screen and the path users take, agreed before any visual design.
An interactive version you can click through and test with real users before a line is built.
Files, specs and assets organised so your developers build exactly what was designed, without guesswork.
Here are the main technologies we design in, grouped by what they do. We work in whatever your team already uses, so handover is easy and nothing gets locked away.
Design with Prototyping Technologies : Where we design screens, build clickable prototypes and share files your team can open.
Research & Planning Technologies : Where we map user flows, run workshops and organise research before any screen.
Handover Technologies : Developer ready specs, measurements and assets exported straight from the files we design in.
We follow a clear, five step process that takes your product from research through to a developer ready handoff. You review and approve each stage before we move forward, helping keep the project on track and minimizing unnecessary rework.
A good looking product that confuses people still fails. We agree how it works in plain wireframes before we style anything, so the design is usable first and attractive second, never the other way around.
We don't just hand over screens we think are clear. We put a prototype in front of real people and watch where they get stuck, then fix it in the design, where a change costs minutes.
You get a set number of revision rounds written into the project, so feedback has a clear path and the work doesn't drag on forever. You know exactly how changes are handled before we begin, with nothing open ended.
A design only matters once it is built. We hand over organised files, specs and a component set so your developers reproduce the design exactly, instead of reinterpreting it and losing the detail along the way.
We design with readable contrast, clear text sizes and sensible navigation, so more people can use your product, including those with low vision or who navigate by keyboard. Good access is built in, not bolted on.
You own the design files, the source and the assets in full. We sign an NDA on day one and hand everything over at the end, so you can keep working with any team later, never tied to us.
Here is what businesses we've designed products for have said about working with us.
Every new screen our team built looked like a different product. CodeXoro created a proper design system, so now our developers add pages that stay consistent without a designer checking each one. New features ship faster because the components already exist.
Our checkout was losing people halfway through. CodeXoro tested the old flow, found exactly where users gave up and redesigned it. Cart abandonment dropped by about 25% in the first two months. They showed us the problem before proposing a fix.
UX design is about how a product works, whether people can find things and finish tasks easily; UI design is about how it looks, the colours, type and layout they see. You need both and we cover both, because a product can look good and still be confusing or work well and look untrustworthy.
Every project includes a set number of revision rounds, agreed in writing before we start, so feedback has a clear structure and the work doesn't drag on without end. Most screens are settled within those rounds; if your needs change mid project, we talk it through openly rather than springing a charge.
Yes, you own everything: the editable Figma or source files, the assets and the design system. We sign an NDA at the start and hand it all over at the end, so any developer or designer can pick up the work later. There is nothing locked to us.
Research is what stops you paying to build the wrong thing. Skipping it makes the quote cheaper but moves the risk onto you, because fixing a structural mistake after development has started costs far more than catching it in a wireframe. Investing time in research early often saves significant time and rework later in the project.
A design system is one organised set of buttons, colours, type and rules that every screen reuses. It is worth it the moment you have more than a handful of screens, because the first set is built once and the rest come faster and stay consistent. For a small one page site, it may be more than you need.
Yes. We regularly take a product that has grown confusing and rework its structure and screens, usually starting by testing the current version to see exactly where users struggle. You don't start from zero; we keep what works and fix what doesn't, with the reasons backed by what we observe.
Show us the product or the idea and on a free call we'll point out what's working, what isn't and where to start.
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