Case Study
Solvd
Products that solve real problems and adapt to change. We design and build products that reinforce the brand, and vice versa. One complete experience for users.
Product services
We design and build digital products for SaaS and enterprise teams whose product has outgrown its story: complex, data-heavy systems where confusion has real consequences, carried from prototype to production.
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Interaction Architecture & Product Flows
Mapping user journeys and designing the logic behind product experiences. Structures that anticipate needs, reduce friction, and guide users through complex tasks with clarity and confidence.
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Interface Design & Micro-interactions
Designing screens, components, and small moments that matter. UI that balances functionality with polish, where every button, animation, and state change reinforces usability and brand.
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Design Systems & Component Libraries
Creating scalable foundations for product teams. Reusable components, patterns, and guidelines that ensure consistency, accelerate development, and maintain quality as the product evolves — shipped in code by the same team that designed them.
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Animated Product Visualizations & Demos
Bringing product concepts to life through motion. Animations that explain features, demonstrate flows, and help stakeholders visualize functionality before our developers build it.
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Prototyping, Testing & User Validation
Building interactive prototypes to test assumptions early. Validation through user testing that identifies issues, confirms direction, and ensures the product solves real problems before launch.
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Analytics & Event Tracking
Implementing measurement that reveals how users engage with features. Tracking behaviors, drop-off points, and success metrics to inform iteration and demonstrate product impact.
Faqs
Your questions, answered.
Yes. Dense information, multiple user types, high-stakes decisions—that’s where design challenges get most interesting. We specialize in enterprise UX design for logistics platforms, fintech tools, and SaaS product design where confusion has real consequences. The work is primarily structural: creating clarity inside genuine complexity without losing capability.
Through prototyping and structured testing with real users before production code is written. We test the flows, navigation, and decision points that carry the most risk. Enterprise UX design validation isn’t about confirming users like it—it’s finding where the product resists them while it’s still inexpensive to change.
Design systems provide infrastructure for growth. We build modular component libraries that enable teams to ship features faster while maintaining consistency across your SaaS product design. Complex user interface systems eliminate UI debt that accumulates as companies scale and reduce need for design review on every new feature.
For some clients, that’s exactly the model. Present in decisions, accountable for quality, invested in outcomes over time. The practical difference is continuity. An enterprise UX design team that knows the product, users, and business constraints makes faster, better decisions than one relearning context at each engagement start.
It scales with the depth of the work. A product evolution or reskin typically runs $25k to $75k. A robust overhaul with a complete UX restructure and redesign can reach $200k, and a complete build goes beyond that. We price per engagement, not per hour: after an initial conversation we map the work into phases with fixed investments, so you see the full picture before we start.
Discovery and strategy, to agree what gets built and why. Interaction architecture and flows. Interface design and the component library behind it. Prototyping and testing with real users, before code. Then the build, with analytics from day one so the next iteration is based on what people actually do. The stages overlap more than they queue; the point is that the same team carries the product through all of them. It’s how we’ve run our multi-year partnership with AWS, including the design system we built for AWS Supply Chain.
Design decides how the product works and feels: flows, interfaces, systems, validated with real users. Development builds it: backend, front-end, mobile, infrastructure. We do both, with the same team, because the hand-off between the two is where products lose the plot. The design becomes a shared blueprint, developers shape the technical solution around it, and the team stays embedded after launch. That is why we stay after launch.
