Design & development · Joshua Cote
UI/UX Design
Good interface design helps people understand where they are, what they can do, and what happens next. I design websites and apps with attention to both the visual details and the journey through the product.
Understand the flow before styling the screen
A redesign often starts with a practical problem: a confusing menu, a difficult form, or a dashboard that hides the information people need. Identifying that problem helps determine which screens and interactions need to change.
Build a consistent visual language
Typography, spacing, color, and component states should work together. A coherent set of interface patterns makes a product easier to understand and easier to extend. Existing brand materials and examples of interfaces you like are useful inputs for this work.
Consider implementation early
My software development background informs design decisions. Responsive behavior, long content, empty states, and loading feedback need attention alongside the ideal screen. A design scope can focus on a particular flow or cover a broader website or application.
Before we start
Can you redesign part of a product?
Yes. A focused flow, such as onboarding or a dashboard, can be scoped separately. Share the existing screens and explain what users are struggling with.
What should I send for a design quote?
Include the product's purpose, the screens or flows involved, brand materials, and any existing designs. Mention whether you also need the interface developed.