User flows
Mapping the journeys people take so the product makes sense end to end.
The core craft. Flows, screens and systems people understand on the first try. UX and UI design for businesses and product teams in the West Midlands and across the UK.
Good UX is invisible. People glide through, find what they need and never think about the interface. That is the whole job, and it is harder than it looks.
We design the flows, the screens and the systems behind them, grounded in how people actually behave. The result is a product that feels obvious, scales cleanly and never needs a manual.
Mapping the journeys people take so the product makes sense end to end.
Clean, considered screens with a real visual hierarchy.
Reusable components and tokens so the product stays consistent as it grows.
Clickable prototypes that test and prove ideas before build.
Designed to be understood on the first try, not explained.
Developer-ready files and specs that translate cleanly to build.
We learn the users, the goals and the constraints.
Flows, wireframes and polished UI, shown as real screens.
Prototype, test and refine before a line of code.
You work directly with Matt and Dan. No account managers, no handoffs.
Decisions grounded in how people actually use things.
Based near Birmingham, working with clients right across the country.
HIYA works as a UX and UI design partner for UK businesses of every size, up to Workwear Express, whose ecommerce experience serves over 700,000 customers. We map how people actually use your product, then redesign the screens and flows that are costing you conversions.
Yes, often. Workwear Express has a sharp in-house team and uses HIYA to pick up design work when it stacks up faster than they can clear it. We slot in without needing to be managed or chased.
Yes. UX work usually starts with what you already have. We find the friction, redesign the journeys that matter and hand over screens your developers can build from, without throwing away the platform underneath.
Yes. We designed the Melomania companion app for Cambridge Audio's first wireless earbuds, across both iOS and Android. Interfaces, flows and prototypes are all part of the same discipline.
We learn the product and the users, agree the structure in wireframes, then design every screen by hand and prototype the result so you can feel it before it is built.
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