Ardilis
Discipline 04 - UI/UX & Product Design

Users should not need a walkthrough to understand your product.

When a product is hard to understand, users slow down, support requests rise, and the build team ships screens that solve the wrong problem. Ardilis turns the product idea into clear flows, testable prototypes, and developer-ready design specs before expensive engineering work begins.

What you get

Concrete outcomes you can keep using after launch.

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Wireframes that expose the real flow

Google Stitch wireframes make the main journeys visible before visual polish hides structural problems.

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An interactive prototype

Stakeholders can click through the product and catch confusion before the interface reaches production.

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A design system for repeatable screens

Core components, states, spacing, and interaction patterns are defined so new screens stay consistent.

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User-flow documentation

The important decisions, edge states, and paths are documented so the product is easier to build.

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Developer-ready Figma specs

Engineering receives screens with states, responsive behavior, and implementation notes instead of guesswork.

When this is right for you

You're a good fit if...

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Users do not understand the product

The value is real, but the interface does not make the next step obvious enough.

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You need validation before build

You want to test the flow and make product decisions before committing engineering time.

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The interface needs a calmer system

Screens have grown unevenly, and the team needs reusable patterns before adding more features.

How we work together

Four steps, clear outputs.

You get a staging link at every milestone. No surprises.

01
Week 1

Discovery

We turn the problem, users, constraints, risks, and success criteria into a clear working scope.

You receive: A written scope, milestone plan, first technical assumptions, and the decisions that need your input.
02
Week 1-2

Architecture & Design

The core screens, data model, system boundaries, and integration points are mapped before build work hardens them.

You receive: A build plan, interface direction, architecture notes, and a clear list of what will be shipped first.
03
Weeks 2-6

Build

The product is implemented in focused milestones, with each release reviewed against the agreed scope.

You receive: Working software on staging, milestone notes, test coverage where it protects core flows, and visible progress.
04
Final week

Handover

The work is cleaned up, documented, deployed, and prepared so you can own it without guesswork.

You receive: Production deployment, repository access, environment notes, handover documentation, and support options.
Tools

The stack is chosen for the work, not for decoration.

  • Figma
  • appsGoogle Stitch
  • Next.js
  • appsMaterial Symbols
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Not sure if this is what you need?

Book a 30-minute discovery call. We will clarify the problem, the minimum useful scope, and the next technical decision.