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Product design
We design SaaS platforms, AI tools and mobile apps that are easier to use, from a first MVP to a mature product used by thousands of people.
Worked on products for tech teams like
Selected work
From MVPs to live platforms, we design flows, screens, and systems that help users understand what to do next.
We helped Quotient shape a clearer product and digital presence for teams using AI agents in content and marketing.
Read the case study: Quotient"Overall, they're an ideal partner for early-stage tech startups: easy to collaborate with, tech-savvy, modern in approach, and reasonably priced. What stood out most about DesignMe was their impeccable design sense and aesthetic."
Max DavishCTO @QuotientAIOur product process
We make the product experience easier to understand and easier to ship.
Week 1
We review the product, users, flows, competitors, goals and analytics, and find where people get stuck.
Typical outputs:
Week 1-2
We map the core journeys, screen relationships, navigation, product logic, and the steps users need to complete.
Typical outputs:
Week 2-4
We create mid-fidelity screens to solve layout, hierarchy, states, and interaction logic before pushing the final visual layer.
Typical outputs:
Week 4-8
We turn the UX structure into polished product screens, reusable components, responsive layouts, and interface patterns.
Typical outputs:
Week 8+
We organise the files, document every state and component, and stay close during the build to review what ships.
Typical outputs:
What we fix first
An audit ranks every issue by impact and effort. These are the places it most often points to first.
Long sign-ups people quit, and first sessions that never reach the moment the product clicks.
The everyday task people came for, buried under years of features and extra steps.
How fast a new user gets to the first win, and what stands in the way.
A dashboard with no next step, or an error that doesn’t say what to do. Real users hit these daily.
Admins, members or parents squeezed into a flow built for someone else, when each needs their own.
Five button styles and three ways to do the same thing slow your team down and confuse users.
Case log
Ballogy came to us with a live app, real users and years of features. This is what the work changed, flow by flow.
It started with an audit of the live app and where new users dropped off.
Every flow redesigned over 9+ months: onboarding, home, feed, training and profiles.
Then a focused 3-month rebuild of the iOS and Android frontend.
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| Where | What we found | What we changed |
|---|---|---|
| Onboarding | A long onboarding that new users dropped out of | A clickable demo with sample data, before anyone creates an account |
| Sports | A basketball-first app that had to stretch to 18 sports | Sport, position, level and weekly goal picked in the first screens |
| Roles | Players, coaches and parents in one shared structure | Three purpose-built journeys, each with its own front door |
| Parents | Parents set up as a copy of the player | A parent role, linked to the child by access code and confirmation |
| Coaches | Years of features layered on top of each other | Five core workflows in one place, plus an AI coach that suggests drills |
What we deliver
Flows, screens, states and components, designed together and ready for your engineers.
A review of the current product that finds where users get stuck and ranks what to fix first.
Journeys, navigation, onboarding and the logic between screens, mapped before any UI.
Key screens solved for structure, hierarchy and states before the final visual layer.
Dashboards, workflows, tables, forms, onboarding and mobile screens, designed in high fidelity.
Reusable components, variants, tokens and rules in Figma that keep the product consistent.
Organised Figma files, documented states, responsive notes and design QA during the build.
Typical engagements
Some teams need a cleaner MVP. Others need a full product redesign, design system cleanup, or ongoing product support.
For turning an idea or prototype into a product ready to test or launch.
For a product that has grown outdated, inconsistent or hard to use.
For ongoing support on new features, experiments and design systems.
Why DesignMe
A good interface has to look sharp, but it also has to explain itself, reduce friction, support the roadmap, and make sense to engineers.
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Proof
5.0/5
Top rated agency on Clutch
#1
App launch in Germany
A large-scale MVP design system behind a record-breaking consumer app.
4.8/5
6500+ ratings on App Store
50+
Tech brands trusted us
300k+
User app rebuild for Ballogy
A sports performance app for athletes, coaches and teams, on mobile and web.
Design + build
We know both sides
We know what happens after Figma, because we build the components too.
Tools and workflow
We use the setup that helps your team move faster, communicate clearly, and ship with fewer gaps between design and build.
Design
Collaboration
Development context
Analytics and feedback
Testimonials
“We set new launch records in Germany. DesignMe's super modern and user-friendly design for zave.it was a key factor in the app’s extremely warm reception.
Our app received 200,000+ sign ups within the first month, it was a huge success.”
Dominik OppeltCEO of zave.it“Not only can they can craft a great UI, they don't shy away from asking questions or politely challenging assumptions in order to arrive at the best-possible UX.
Enjoyed working with them immensely and I hope to have the chance to do so again soon!”
Mike O'NeillFounder @TravelWith“We’ve also received good reception from our partners and current customers. In fact, our app store rating has increased to 4.7 from 4.3.
Our users have said that the app is easy to use, fun to navigate, and helps them share their workouts and progress.”
Jordan GreenCOO, Ballogy Inc“Working with DesignMe feels like having a design team embedded inside Quotient. Their design sense, responsiveness, and ability to iterate quickly make them an ideal partner as we grow.”
Max DavishCo-Founder and CTOFaqs
Still having more questions?
Send us your product, current flows, goals, and what needs to change. We’ll help you map the right scope, team, timeline, and next steps.
A product design agency designs the software itself: user flows, screens, states and components for web apps, SaaS platforms and mobile apps. DesignMe covers the full path from UX audit and wireframes to product UI, design systems and developer handoff.
DesignMe starts by reviewing the current product, user flows, business goals, analytics, support notes and team feedback, and maps the areas that feel unclear or painful before changing any UI.
Yes. DesignMe works directly with founders, PMs, engineers and in-house designers. We join your Slack, work in Figma, leave async updates and recorded walkthroughs, and prepare handoff notes so the team stays aligned.
We map the core journey first, then design every state around it: permissions, errors, empty states, loading states and the small details that often get missed. Much of the real product quality lives in those states.
Both. Sometimes the UI only needs polish; often the flow itself is the problem. DesignMe looks at structure, hierarchy, copy, logic and states before making screens look better.
Yes. DesignMe can use your current design system, clean it up, extend it with missing components and patterns, or rebuild it only if it is slowing the team down.
A typical product design project runs from a product audit in week 1 to product UI around weeks 4 to 8, then handoff and QA. Timing depends on the number of flows, screen complexity and how quickly decisions are made.
Yes. DesignMe supports implementation reviews, answers developer questions, adjusts edge cases and checks that the shipped product matches the intended experience.
Product design is priced by scope: the number of flows, screen complexity, design system needs and how much support you need during the build. We usually recommend starting with the highest-impact area first.
Yes. Many teams keep DesignMe on for new features, roadmap work, UX improvements, design system growth and implementation QA, working as part of the product team.
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