UI/UX Design UX design agency in London, United Kingdom

We help UK teams find what is blocking users before it costs a development sprint. Research, flows, wireframes and a prototype tested with real people, then a Figma hand-off that developers can build from.

For London and UK product teams, SaaS companies and SMEs building websites, apps and dashboards, and for those adding Arabic for the Gulf.

CREATVZ is a UX design agency for UK teams, with a studio in London. We run research, map flows, build wireframes and a prototype tested with real people, then hand developers a Figma file to build from, with Arabic added if you serve customers abroad. Send a short description of the product and its users through the project form or WhatsApp.

Features shipped, conversion flat.

A common UK pattern: the roadmap is full, features ship, and the numbers that matter do not move. Usually the problem sits in the flow: a sign-up step that asks for too much, a dashboard that buries the main action, a mobile layout that was never tested.

We start from how people use the product now, find the friction, and test the fixes on a prototype before development. For UK brands entering the Gulf, we also design the Arabic version as its own layout, with right-to-left navigation, Arabic type and content that reads naturally, checked by native readers.

What UK teams bring to us

  • SaaS dashboards and onboarding
  • Mobile app design
  • Website and landing page UX
  • Accessibility-minded redesigns
  • Arabic RTL versions for Gulf markets

What you get

You get the flows, wireframes, finished screens, a design system and a prototype, and, if you sell into the Gulf, Arabic right-to-left layouts designed properly.

  1. Research & User Flows

    A short research round and the user flows that follow: who uses it, what they are trying to do and where they get stuck today.

  2. Wireframes

    Wireframes of the key screens, so structure and content are agreed before anyone discusses colour.

  3. High-Fidelity UI

    Finished screens in Figma for website, app or dashboard, in Arabic right-to-left and English layouts, drawn for each language rather than mirrored.

  4. Design System

    A design system: colours, type, spacing and reusable components, so every new screen looks like part of one product.

  5. Clickable Prototype

    A clickable prototype of the main journeys, tested with real users from your audience, with a note of what we changed after.

  6. Developer Hand-off

    A hand-off your developers can build from: organised Figma files, specifications, assets and answers to questions as they build.

UX design agency services in the UK

A familiar UK pattern: features keep shipping and the numbers that matter do not move. The cause is usually in the flow.

The roadmap is full, features ship, and conversion or retention stays flat. Usually the problem sits in the flow: a sign-up step that asks for too much, a dashboard that buries the main action, a mobile layout that was never tested. We start from how people use the product, map the flow, and redesign the steps that cost you users. The output is a prototype your team can test, not just a set of nicer screens.

We take briefs from London and across the UK, working remotely from our London studio. SaaS teams, e-commerce brands, SMEs and agencies use us for onboarding, dashboards, websites and apps. We work in Figma with your developers, using your design system if you have one, or helping you set up a light one if you do not. Reviews run by video call, with comments on the prototype. Working in UK hours is the default.

Many UK companies are also looking to the Gulf. Adding Arabic means designing a real right-to-left version: layouts, icons, forms and numbers, not a mirror image. Our teams in Riyadh and Manama design and check Arabic screens, so the second language is not an afterthought. Send us the product, a link to what exists now and what you want to change, and we will say what we would research, design and test first.

How UK teams use UX design

  1. A SaaS product with weak onboarding

    Trial users sign up and leave before using the main feature. We redesign onboarding around the first useful action and prototype it for testing.

  2. An e-commerce site on mobile

    Most visitors are on phones, but the product page was designed on a desktop. We rework the mobile layout and checkout steps.

  3. A product adding Arabic for the Gulf

    The UK interface works in English only. We design the Arabic version properly, right to left, in the same design system.

A screen that confuses people, or a product not yet drawn?

Tell us what the product does and who uses it. We reply with questions and a scoped quote.

How it works

  1. Step 1: Understand

    Your users, the goal of the product, how it is used today and where the friction is. Research that fits the scope.

  2. Step 2: Structure

    User flows and wireframes. You see and approve the structure before visual design starts.

  3. Step 3: Design

    High-fidelity screens, the design system and a prototype, in Arabic and English where needed.

  4. Step 4: Test & hand off

    Usability tests with real users, refinements, then organised files and support for your developers.

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Questions

How much does UX design cost in the UK?

It depends on scope: how much research and usability testing you need, the number of screens and flows, a design system, the prototype, languages and the deadline. Improving one weak flow in a live product is a smaller job than a new product. Send a short brief and we reply with a written fixed-scope quote.

Who owns the files?

You do. Figma files and the design system are handed over and ownership is written into the proposal.

How long does it take?

It depends on scope and how fast feedback arrives. The proposal has dates for each stage.

Do you work with our existing developers?

Yes. We deliver organised Figma files and join build questions, and can review the build against the design.

What research do you do?

A short round sized to the project: stakeholder questions, analytics review, user interviews and prototype tests with people from your audience.

Can you improve our existing product?

Yes. We map where users struggle now and fix the biggest issues first, instead of redrawing it all.

Do you design for accessibility?

We consider contrast, type size, focus order and form labels. Accessibility compliance covers content and code too, so confirm requirements with your adviser.

Can you design an Arabic right-to-left version?

Yes. It is drawn as its own layout, not a flipped copy, and checked by our Arabic-speaking team.

Can you work remotely?

Yes. Workshops, reviews and tests run on video.

Do you build it too?

We can, or hand over to your own team.

Can you work to our sprint cycle?

Yes. We can agree deliverables around your sprints and hand over files your developers can pick up.

Do you design with accessibility in mind?

We design with contrast, text size, focus states and clear structure in mind. Tell us which accessibility standard you need to meet.

Can you improve a product that is already live?

Yes. We review the current flow, find the weak steps and redesign them, in small stages if you prefer.

Can you set up a design system for us?

Yes. We can create a light component library and rules your team can extend as the product grows.

Can you test with UK users?

We can plan and run short tests with the people you recruit, and report what they struggled with.

Can your Gulf team design the Arabic version?

Yes. Our teams in Riyadh and Manama design and check the right-to-left screens, working with your UK team.

Tell us about the product you want designed.

A short brief is enough: the product, the users, the platforms and the languages. We reply with questions and a fixed-scope quote.

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Tell us what you are making and when it has to ship. We will take it from there.

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