Flows before pixels
Every screen is a state in a flow. If a state has no design, the feature is not designed yet.
Product design
Products rarely fail on the first screen. They fail on the second — the empty state, the rejection, the moment the payment is pending. We design the whole path, so the interface still makes sense when things go sideways.
What this includes
A system, not a mockup
Tokens, components and rules engineers can build directly against — the same kind of system Drivio runs on.
Accessibility as a constraint
Contrast, target sizes and keyboard paths decided during design, where they are cheap, not retrofitted after.
Prototypes on a real device
Decisions made by using the thing, rather than by arguing over a static frame.
Typically built with
FigmaDesign tokensPrototypingWCAG AAMotion specsComponent libraries
How it runs
- 01Map
Users, constraints, and what a good outcome would actually look like.
- 02Frame
Flows and wireframes for the full journey, agreed before any visual work.
- 03Design
Screens, states, tokens and motion, as one system.
- 04Support
A living system, with us available while it gets built.