Many roles, many states, dense domains. We map how your product really works, then design screens a first-time user can find their way through and a power user doesn't outgrow.
In complex B2B products, most UX problems come from the model underneath: who can do what, which states a record can be in, and how one change ripples through the rest. We map that first, then design the screens on top of it.
For Valorem's options trading app, we designed the flows before the screens, because in on-chain trading a confirmed step can't be undone.
The parts of a B2B product that decide whether people stick with it.
The first sessions that decide whether a new account becomes an active one.
The tasks people repeat every day, made faster without hiding what power users need.
Admins, managers and end users each get what they need, from one coherent product.
Naming, grouping and information architecture that still work after the next ten features.
Failed payments, bad scans, missing data. The moments that decide whether people finish.
Components and tokens your designers and engineers both use, so the product stays consistent as it grows.
We learn your product, your users and your constraints, and share working files from day one.
We map and test the sequence of steps first, then design the screens.
Prototypes go in front of real users early, before anything gets built.
We work in your design tool, your standups and your codebase, and pair with engineering until it's live.
Some were multi-month engagements. Others were one-week sprints to a working prototype.
Card verification flows for mobile and desktop, with a QR handoff between devices. Prototype in one week, and an average scan under 10 seconds.
An options trading app for first-time traders, prototyped in a one-week sprint for ETH Denver. 80% task success in Maze testing.
One internal tool for feedback from 19 products and 9 channels, built on Atlassian's own design system.
A redesigned report workflow and caseload for clinicians that helped Marker hit a critical launch deadline and close new clients.
“MUXA Design Studio is knowledgeable and has a quick turnaround time.”
Not ready for a project this size? Start with a two-week UX audit: a ranked list of what's costing you adoption and a 90-day plan to fix it.
See what's in the audit →The same two or three senior designers from kickoff to ship. The people on the intro call are the people in the design file.
Yes. Your design tool, your standups, your codebase. We share working files from day one and pair with your engineers.
It depends on the product. A focused sprint can produce a working prototype in a week, an audit takes two, and most product work runs several months. We scope and price it after the intro call.
Yes. We built Atlassian's feedback tool on Atlassian's design system, and Marker Learning's editor on the frameworks their engineers already used.
Book a 15-minute intro call, or start with a UX audit from $5,000. If you're stuck on one problem, the 30-minute brainstorm is free.
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 →