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Product redesign for products that outgrew their design

We find what is making the product feel heavy, fix the structure, and redesign the parts that are costing you retention.

Brand and website for one of four labs building India's AI models under the IndiaAI Mission.

What a product redesign actually includes

UX audit of what you have

Session recordings, support tickets, analytics and a walk through every core flow. We find where people stall and rank it, so the redesign starts with the problems that cost you most.

  • Friction audit of every core flow
  • Session recording review
  • Where users drop, ranked
  • What to keep and what to fix
PixelFlow sign-up and dashboard: your ads work better than your data shows

Turning taste into an unfair advantage

WebsiteDevelopment

Designing for one of four frontier AI research labs backed by the Indian government

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“Thanks folks for your tireless support in getting our website launch ready. Appreciate all the help and late night pushes in getting this across the line!”

Suvrat BhooshanCo-founder at Chariot
WebsiteProductDevelopment

Designing the website and product behind Dualite’s 100k user signups

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“The new website gave us a better impressions-to-signup ratio, more premium brand positioning, and stronger brand recall.”

Rohan SinghviCo-founder at Dualite

How a redesign runs with us

  • Slack updates
  • Weekly progress calls
  • Build-ready Figma files
  1. An honest first call

    You walk us through the product, the users and what is not working. We tell you straight whether it needs a redesign, a fix or neither.

  2. Audit before redesign

    We study how people actually use the product before we change it. The audit decides what gets redesigned first and what is fine as it is.

  3. Structure, then screens

    Flows and navigation are fixed first, then every screen and state is redesigned on top of them. You see progress every week, not at the end.

  4. Shipped in stages

    Build-ready Figma, a release plan and design QA while your engineers build. PixelFlow’s product and onboarding were rebuilt across 180+ screens this way.

“ROCKSTARS!!! You realized the vision that I had for the product, but most importantly, you brought so many of your own ideas and magic to the app.”

Sarah DempseyFounder at Green Glass
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Product showcase

Syncrodesk's leads board, deals moving across stages
Syncrodesk
Wave's daily brief, a trend turned into a draft ready to post
Wave
Green Glass's hit list of five wines to find, on iPhone
Green Glass
Syncrodesk's admin overview, with plans, revenue and subscriptions
Syncrodesk
PixelFlow confirming server-side tracking is live
PixelFlow
Wave's content calendar, a month of posts at a glance
Wave

A redesign shaped around what is broken

Focused fix

For teams losing people at one clear point. We audit it, redesign the flow and hand it back build-ready, without touching what already works.

Good for

  • Onboarding that loses people
  • A single core flow
  • Checkout and upgrade paths
  • Settings nobody can find
  • Fixed scope and timeline
  • Split payment, 50% now and 50% on completion

Full redesign

For products that have outgrown their design everywhere. A full audit, new structure, a consistent UI and a system your team can extend.

Good for

  • Dashboards and B2B platforms
  • Inconsistent, patched-together UI
  • Complex workflows
  • Design system foundations
  • Fixed scope and timeline
  • Split payment, 50% now and 50% on completion

Redesign partner

For teams redesigning while they keep shipping. Ongoing product design every month, so the redesign rolls out alongside the roadmap instead of stopping it.

Good for

  • Phased rollouts
  • New features into new patterns
  • Design system growth
  • Product and website under one team
  • Monthly retainer
  • Risk-free 7-day trial
  • Pause or cancel anytime

Frequently given answers

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With an audit tied to your numbers. We look at where people drop off, what support hears most, and what slows your team down, then fix what costs you the most retention first.

In stages. We fix the structure first, then roll out the new design one area at a time, so users get improvements without relearning everything at once and your engineers can ship in steps instead of one large rewrite.

Yes, and it is often the change that helps most quickly. We look at where new users stall, remove what they do not need on day one, and design a clear path to the point where the product first becomes useful to them.

Yes. If you have one, we extend it and keep it consistent. If you do not, we build one in Figma so your team can ship new pages and features without starting over each time.

We start from the tasks people come to do rather than the feature list. Then we structure the product so the common path is quick and advanced options are easy to reach, including tables, filters, and permissions.

Yes, that is how most product work happens. We join your planning, answer questions as they come up, and review what gets built against the design, so small gaps get fixed before release instead of after.

Yes. We review what your team builds, point out where it differs from the design, and help decide what to fix now and what can wait.

It depends on how much there is. The core flows of a focused MVP usually come together in the first month, and a full platform runs longer, which is why bigger products work best on a retainer that keeps pace with engineering.

Fixed scope suits work with a clear end point, such as a website, a launch page, or a defined set of screens. A retainer suits design that needs to keep pace with a roadmap that keeps changing.

It depends on scope: a fixed price for a defined project, or a monthly retainer for ongoing work. Book an intro call and we will send a clear quote after hearing what you need.

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