MUXA Design Studio
We're a boutique UX and product design studio. We work embedded with US product teams on products where the hard part is the system itself: AI features people need to trust, dashboards with real depth, and workflows that touch every part of the business.
Five ways we work with product teams. These are longer engagements, scoped and priced to your product, and most of the work linked below ran for several months.
B2B platforms where the difficulty is the system itself: many roles, many states, dense domains. We map how the product actually works, then design screens a first-time user can find their way through and a power user doesn't outgrow.
AI features only get used when people trust them. We design what happens around the model: confidence and sources, the moments it's wrong, where a person reviews or overrides, and dashboards that turn a lot of data into a decision.
For products that grew feature by feature and now feel heavier than they should. We redesign in stages your team can ship, so users get the improvement without relearning everything at once.
Components, tokens and patterns your designers and engineers both actually use. That includes systems built on existing libraries like Salesforce Lightning, where the goal is to customize the least and still ship something distinct.
Senior designers who work inside your team: your standups, your design tool, your codebase. The same people from kickoff to ship, for as long as it makes sense and not a day longer.
One problem, a fixed scope and a fixed price. You see how we think before committing to more.
We design the work and pair with your engineers until it's live, not just until it looks good in review.
Some teams keep us on as their senior design partner. Others take over with a clean system. Both are fine.
Two easy ways to start. We'll tell you on the call if we're not the right fit.
Fifteen minutes to meet, see how we work, and decide if it's a fit on both sides. No deck.
Book an intro call →Bring a UX or product-strategy problem you're stuck on. Thirty minutes of human brains, no pitch.
Schedule a brainstorm →