A distinctive identity.
A clearer experience.
FiibixTech helps businesses shape website and app experiences that look consistent, explain their value and make the next step easier to understand.
Website UI/UX · App interfaces · Brand identity · Design systems
Illustrative design board using FiibixTech’s colour palette.
Help people understand, navigate and act.
A digital experience needs to communicate what you offer and help visitors complete meaningful tasks. That starts with content structure, navigation and an understanding of your users.
We connect those foundations with visual design, bringing your identity into the pages, screens and interactions customers use.
Three connected parts of a stronger digital presence.
Structure the journey
Clarify how users find information and complete tasks before refining how the interface looks.
- Existing experience reviews
- Information architecture
- User flows and wireframes
- Prototype planning and feedback
Design the experience
Create consistent screens and components for websites, mobile apps and business platforms.
- Responsive website layouts
- Mobile app screen design
- Dashboard and portal interfaces
- Components and interaction states
Build visual consistency
Define a visual direction that connects your identity with your digital touchpoints.
- Logo and visual identity scope
- Colour and typography guidance
- Digital brand applications
- Brand and design guidelines
Deliverables are selected and agreed for your project.
Design around your next business priority.
Launching a new website or app
Establish the page structure, core journeys and visual direction before development begins.
Improving an existing experience
Review confusing navigation, inconsistent screens or difficult forms, then prioritise the changes to explore.
Creating a clearer brand identity
Bring your logo, colours, typography and digital layouts into a more consistent visual system.
Scaling a digital product
Define reusable components and layout patterns to support consistency as new features and screens are added.
Explore, design, review and prepare.
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01 / DISCOVER
Understand the brief
Review your audience, business goals, existing identity and the journeys that matter most.
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02 / STRUCTURE
Map the experience
Define content hierarchy, navigation and key flows through wireframes and early concepts.
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03 / DESIGN
Develop the direction
Refine layouts, visual styles and agreed prototypes through planned feedback rounds.
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04 / HANDOVER
Prepare for implementation
Organise approved designs, assets and guidance for your development team.
Make the approved design easier to build.
We agree the handover requirements early so designers and developers have a shared understanding of the scope.
- Approved page or screen designs
- Responsive layout guidance
- Reusable components and relevant states
- Exportable assets and style references
- Prototype links where included
- Implementation notes for agreed interactions
What should your next experience make easier?
Share your website, app idea or branding requirements. We can discuss the design scope and the next step.
A useful starting brief
Include your target audience, current website or app, main design challenges, examples you like and your preferred timeline.
UI/UX design and branding FAQs
What is the difference between UX and UI design?
UX design focuses on how the experience is organised and how people complete tasks. UI design focuses on the screens, visual hierarchy and interactive elements through which they use that experience.
Can you work with our existing brand identity?
Yes. Share your logo, brand guidelines and existing assets. We can define a design scope that applies your current identity or explores agreed refinements.
Can you design without developing the website or app?
Design can be scoped as a separate engagement, with deliverables prepared for your development team. Development and implementation support can also be discussed separately.
Will the designs include mobile layouts?
Responsive requirements are agreed at the start. The scope should identify the pages, screen sizes and interaction states that need to be designed.
Can we review a prototype before development?
An interactive prototype can be included for selected journeys. It helps review navigation and interactions, while the final product requires development.
Do you consider accessibility?
Accessibility considerations can include readable typography, colour contrast, clear labels and interaction guidance. Any specific standard, audit or testing requirement should be agreed in the project scope.
How is the design project priced?
Pricing depends on the research requirements, number of pages or screens, branding scope, prototypes and feedback rounds. Share your brief for a scope-based discussion.