Design
UI/UX Design — scoped, shipped, signed off.
We focus on flows where users drop off — not decorative screen refreshes. Written scope, your stack, weekly demos — no account-manager layer.
You need ui/ux design done properly: session recordings show users stuck on We typically deliver in 2 weeks for a focused flow redesign. Same team from kickoff to launch; Figma where your stack already uses it.
Stakeholder opinions matter less than session recordings on key flows.
We won't hand off without a prioritized fix list, not just pretty screens.
Who this is for
- -Product designers underwater — need ui/ux design for one critical flow.
- -Founders relaunching and need ui/ux design before paid traffic scales.
- -Engineering leads who want ui/ux design that builds cleanly in React.
- -Growth leads where ui/ux design should move signup or demo conversion.
Problems we solve
- -UI/UX Design estimates balloon because acceptance criteria were never written.
- -A previous vendor shipped ui/ux design that broke on edge cases in week two.
- -Your team lacks bandwidth to own ui/ux design while shipping the core product.
- -Integrations around Figma are fragile and nobody owns on-call.
- -Stakeholders disagree on what "ui/ux design done" means — so nothing ships.
What we deliver
- -Written scope for ui/ux design with explicit in/out of scope
- -Weekly demo — live or recorded — with decisions logged
- -Acceptance checklist signed before production launch
- -Runbook for the failure modes we expect in month one
- -Handoff doc so your team can maintain without us
- -Working implementation in your repo using Figma and Vue
How we work
- 1.Align: goals, constraints, and who signs off on ui/ux design
- 2.Cut: smallest version that proves value — write it down
- 3.Ship: incremental releases with review each week
- 4.Measure: check the metric we agreed on; iterate or close
Why Futurebits
- -Typical window: 2 weeks for a focused flow redesign — stated in writing before we start.
- -Weekly demos with written decisions — not status decks.
- -Stack-first: we start with Figma unless the audit says otherwise.
Frequently asked questions
Can you stay on after UI/UX Design launches?
Yes — maintenance sprints or a partner retainer. Many teams keep us for the next bottleneck once v1 is stable.
Who on your team works on UI/UX Design?
The same small team from kickoff to launch — not a rotating bench. You talk to the people writing code or design files.
What does the first week of UI/UX Design look like?
Access, repo setup, and a written scope draft. No build until you sign off on cut lines and the metric we're targeting.
Do you work with our existing Figma or Vue setup?
Yes, when it's sane. We audit first and tell you if something needs replacing — we won't rip out working infra for sport.
What if we already started UI/UX Design in-house?
We pick up from current state, document what's there, and focus on what's blocking launch — not a rewrite unless necessary.
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