User flows and wireframes
Map each task end to end before visual design begins.
UI/UX & Product Design
User flows, wireframes, high-fidelity screens and design systems for web and mobile products — designed with real constraints in mind, so what you approve is what ships.
UI/UX design for a software product covers understanding users and their tasks, mapping user flows, wireframing, high-fidelity interface design, interactive prototypes, usability testing and a design system of reusable components. At ImliStack the same team designs and builds, which removes the gap between design files and the finished product.
Is this for you
If any of these sound familiar, a short call is the fastest way to find out whether we are the right fit.
What we deliver
Map each task end to end before visual design begins.
Polished screens for web and mobile, including empty, loading and error states.
Clickable prototypes for stakeholder review and usability tests.
Tokens, components and patterns shared by design and code.
Heuristic review of an existing product with prioritised fixes.
Contrast, focus states and semantics planned against WCAG 2.2 AA.
How we work
Written plans, visible progress and decisions recorded as we go — so nothing depends on memory.
Users, tasks and business goals, written down first.
Flows and wireframes agreed before pixels.
High-fidelity screens built from a shared design system.
Prototype tests, then hand-off to the same engineers.
Technology
We choose tools for your constraints, not our habits. See the full technology overview.
Proof, not promises
Our founder's open-source Android UI libraries and interface concepts have earned more than 6,100 GitHub stars from developers worldwide.
See the open-source workFAQ
Yes. We translate brand guidelines into a product design system — colours, type, spacing and components — so the product feels consistent with your brand.
Yes, but most clients choose design and build together because it removes hand-off gaps. Design-only work includes developer-ready specs and component documentation.
Yes. We usually start with a UX audit so changes target the problems users actually have, then redesign in stages.
Related services
Launch a focused first version, then learn from real users
React, Next.js and Angular apps, dashboards and admin panels
Flutter, native Android and iOS apps for real-world use
Next step
Tell us what you are working on. You will get a considered reply from an engineer — with questions, a suggested approach or an honest “we are not the right fit”.