Product Design Agency: UX/UI That Ships

Starting with UI before UX research usually means redesigning the interface once user testing surfaces problems research would have caught first. On BizBot, that research happened before the first wireframe was drawn.

A discovery workshop turns scattered assumptions about your users into one documented brief that the whole team can act on right away. That is the session behind BizBot's platform, from its founders' first meeting through its finished wireframes. Founders walk out with a written brief they can hand to any team - ours or their own - rather than a set of verbal decisions nobody wrote down.

User Experience Design and User Interface Design are two connected but different stages of the same product design process:

• UX Design produces the user map, flows and wireframes - the structure a screen gets built on.
• UI Design produces the visual system: typography, color, components and interaction states, built on top of that structure.

We scope them as one build or two separate services, depending on what you already have in place. A discovery workshop is where we figure out which of the two your project actually needs. Most founders assume they need one when they actually need the other, and the workshop catches that early.

Yes - User Experience Design and User Interface Design run as standalone services when the scope is narrower than a full product design build, useful if one half is already covered internally. Most engagements start with a short scoping call to confirm which half you already have in place.

A typical Product Design engagement hands over a user map and flows, a wireframe set, a UI component library, redlines for developers and a clickable prototype - the same set of deliverables produced across BizBot's UX and UI work. Every deliverable ships as an editable file, not a static export, so your team can keep working from it after the engagement ends.

We design in Figma for wireframes, UI design and prototyping, with a shared file your team can review and comment on directly, without waiting for a slide deck to circulate. That file stays available after the engagement ends, so your team keeps full access to every screen and component. We standardize on Figma across every project, so a designer joining mid-engagement can pick up any file without a ramp-up period.

We work on a per-hour basis, so cost depends on scope. A discovery workshop is the fastest way to get a written estimate - team composition, timeline and cost - specific to your product, delivered within 48 hours of the session. A UI-only refresh and a full discovery-to-UI build land at very different price points, which is exactly what the workshop scopes out up front. That estimate breaks down hours by phase - discovery, UX research, UI design - so you see where the budget actually goes.

BizBot: a discovery workshop, UX research and UI design across 21 landing pages and 50+ graphic elements, for a platform that raised 6.4M NOK (~$713k) and joined the Copenhagen FinTech accelerator.