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Mobile app design

Design for the way people use their phones.

Plan and design an iOS or Android app with clear flows and usable controls. We work through onboarding, touch interactions, and the moments between screens.

Overview

Mobile app design turns product requirements into interfaces people can use on a phone. We consider small screens, touch input, interruptions, and the conventions of the intended platform. The work includes navigation and everyday tasks, plus practical moments such as asking for a permission or recovering from a lost connection. We document the behavior between screens so the development team can implement a coherent experience, including the states a static mockup cannot show.

What we work on

  • Map mobile journeys, onboarding, and navigation
  • Design platform-appropriate controls and touch interactions
  • Define permissions, notifications, and connectivity states where relevant
  • Adapt layouts for the agreed devices and accessibility needs

What you receive

  • Mobile flow maps and wireframes
  • iOS and Android designs within the agreed platform scope
  • An interactive prototype for the main journeys
  • Component specifications and behavior notes for development

What shapes the cost?

The number of platforms, workflows, device sizes, custom interactions, and platform-specific screens determines the design effort.

What shapes the timeline?

We establish the mobile navigation and core journeys first. Platform differences, product decisions, and prototype feedback influence the remaining schedule.

What to bring to the first conversation

Share your product goals, target devices, platform choice if decided, existing brand or app designs, and any required device integrations.

FAQ

Before we get started.

Do iOS and Android need different designs?

They can share a visual identity and many components. Navigation, permissions, system controls, and some interaction patterns still need platform-specific decisions. We agree where the experience should differ and where a shared approach makes sense.

Can you design an app before its backend exists?

Yes, if we can agree the data and behavior each flow needs. We record those assumptions in the design handoff. A technical review helps catch features that depend on unavailable data, device capabilities, or integration support.

Will the prototype work like the finished app?

A prototype can demonstrate selected journeys, transitions, and interactions. It usually does not contain production data, real payments, or working authentication. We define which decisions the prototype needs to support before building it.

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