
UI/UX and graphic design in Accra, for clients anywhere
User interface and user experience design for software, websites and apps, plus logos, brand identities, social media graphics and marketing materials, so everything you put in front of customers looks like one company.
People judge what they see before they read a word
A confusing screen costs you time in training and support calls. A logo that looks different on the sign, the invoice and the social media page makes a business look smaller than it is.
Because we also build software, websites and apps, our designs are made to be built: screens developers can put together exactly as drawn, and brand files that work on a phone screen, a banner or a printed receipt.
What we deliver: Design for screens, brands and campaigns
- User interface design
- User experience design
- Logos and brand identity
- Social media graphics
- Marketing materials
- Design for what we build
User interface design
Screens, layouts and components for software, websites and apps, clear enough that people know what to do without being told.
User experience design
The route a person takes through a task, mapped and simplified, then checked with the people who will use it.
Logos and brand identity
A logo, colours and type that work together, with simple guidelines so everyone uses them the same way.
Social media graphics
Posts, covers and templates in your brand, sized for each platform you use.
Marketing materials
Flyers, brochures, banners and presentations, in print and on screen, that match the rest of your brand.
Design for what we build
When we build your system, website or app, the interface design is part of the job, not an afterthought.
How it works: Four stages, from brief to finished files
step 01
Understand the work
Who you are, who you are speaking to and what the design has to achieve, whether that is a sign-up, a sale or fewer support calls.
step 02
Design and refine
First concepts, then rounds of feedback and refinement, with your real content in place rather than placeholder text.
step 03
Deliver and hand over
Final files in the formats you need for screen and print, with the colours, type and guidance to use them.
step 04
Support and extend
New graphics, templates and screens as you need them, in the same style, so the brand stays consistent.
Who it is for: For anyone whose customers judge by what they see
New businesses
A logo and identity to launch with, and the first set of graphics to go with it.
Established organisations
A brand refresh, or a tidy-up so every document and screen matches.
Software and product teams
Interface and experience design for systems being built or overdue for a redesign.
Schools and training
Prospectuses, admissions graphics and one look across notices and social media.
Retail and distribution
Price lists, signage, packaging artwork and promotions that match the shop.
Finance, health and public sector
Forms, notices and customer material that people understand the first time.
Design questions
UX (user experience) design is the route a person takes to get something done: which steps, in which order, with what information. UI (user interface) design is what each screen looks like along the way. We do both, together.
Yes. We design logos, colours, type and the simple rules that keep them consistent, then apply them to the things you use every day: social media, documents, signage and your website.
Yes. Social media posts and templates, flyers, brochures, banners and presentations, all in your brand.
Yes. We can design the interface and hand it to your own developers, or design and build it ourselves.
It depends on what you need designed and how much of it. Tell us in a free consultation and we will say what it takes and roughly what it costs before any work starts.
Yes. We are based in Accra and work with clients anywhere in the world. Briefs, reviews and feedback all run well remotely.
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Want your business to look the part?
Tell us what you need designed and where it will be used. We will say what it takes and roughly what it costs. The first conversation is free.
