I design end-to-end UI/UX for mobile apps, from research and user flows to a polished, dev-ready interface. Whether you're launching a new app or fixing one that's losing users to confusing flows, I design with intent: every screen exists to solve a specific problem, not just look good.

Every project starts with understanding what you actually need, pricing and scope reflect that. This is a general guide to what's typically included for a mobile app project with a defined use case.

Research & Scope Definition. I start by defining success metrics, user needs, and constraints, backed by competitor analysis to identify patterns and gaps in the current market. You get a clear scope document that becomes the blueprint for the rest of the project.

Design Delivery. I think in flows, not isolated screens. You get complete user flows (not just hero screens), a scalable design system, and accessibility considered from the start, not bolted on at the end.

Developer-Ready Files. Final handoff is an organized Figma file with documented components and clear specs, so your developer isn't left guessing at intent or spacing.

Ongoing Support. I stay available through handoff and early implementation for any questions on design intent or edge cases that come up once development starts.

Discovery call. Understand your product, users, and goals.

Research & IA. Competitor analysis, user flows, structure mapping.

Wireframes. Low-fidelity structure shared for early feedback.

UI design. High-fidelity screens, built out in stages with regular check-ins.

Prototype & handoff. Interactive prototype plus organized files ready for development.

You'll get regular updates at each stage rather than a single reveal at the end, so there's room to course-correct early instead of after everything's built.

I design from research backward, not visuals forward, so the UI is grounded in an actual problem, not just trends.

I build systems, not just screens, meaning your app stays consistent as it grows, and future updates don't mean starting from scratch.

I care about the details that make a product feel trustworthy: clear states, accessible contrast, flows that don't leave users guessing.