UX audit
A structured review of your site or product with prioritised, evidence-based fixes.
UI/UX design · Dublin
UX Design Agency Dublin: Products People Can Actually Use
UX research, wireframes, UI design and usability testing for Dublin websites, web applications and SaaS products. We find out where users struggle, fix it before development and hand your developers something they can build with confidence.
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Where do your users get stuck?
Send us your website or product. We will highlight the biggest usability problems and tell you what a UX project would cover, with a written scope.
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UX design in Dublin
Fix the journey, not just the look
A product can look polished and still lose people at the same three steps every day: a sign-up form that asks for too much, navigation built around the org chart, a checkout that hides the total until the end. Visual polish does not fix any of that. Understanding how people actually use it does.
That is what a UX design company does differently from a visual studio. We start with evidence: analytics, recordings, interviews with your users and the support questions your team hears every week. Then we redesign the structure and the flows, and only then the interface.
Dublin teams usually come to us at one of two moments: before building something new, when changing course is cheapest, or when an existing product has stopped converting and nobody is sure why.
UX design services
What our UX design company delivers
User research
Interviews, surveys and analytics that show who your users are and what they are trying to do.
Information architecture
Navigation and content structure that match how people think, not how the company is organised.
Wireframes and prototypes
Clickable flows to test ideas quickly and cheaply.
UI and component libraries
Polished screens and a reusable component library your developers can build from.
Usability testing
Real users trying real tasks, with findings turned into concrete design changes.
Choosing a partner
UX design agency, freelance UX designer or in-house?
| What matters | UX design agency | Freelance UX designer | In-house hire |
|---|---|---|---|
| Range of skills | Research, UX, UI and development under one roof | Strong in one or two areas | Depends on the hire |
| Speed to start | Weeks | Weeks, if available | Months of recruiting |
| Cost model | Fixed project scope | Day rate | Salary and overheads |
| Best for | Defined projects with a clear outcome | Extra hands on an existing team | Continuous product work at scale |
How we work
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Research, design, validate
Understand
Stakeholder sessions, analytics, recordings and user interviews to find the real problems.
Structure
User flows, information architecture and wireframes agreed before visual design.
Interface
Screens and a component library, accessible to WCAG 2.2 AA from the start.
Test and hand over
Usability testing, final changes and developer-ready files with annotations.
Deliverables
What your team receives
Research findings
What users need, where they struggle and why, in plain language.
User flows and sitemap
The structure of the product, agreed with your team.
Clickable prototype
For stakeholder sign-off and user testing.
Final screens
Every screen and state, for desktop and mobile.
Component library
Reusable parts with usage rules for consistent builds.
Developer handoff
Annotations, spacing, interactions and edge cases.
FAQ
UX design in Dublin: questions answered
How much does UX design in Dublin cost?
It depends on the scope: a UX audit of an existing website is a short, fixed piece of work, while research, wireframes and UI design for a new product is a larger project. After a short call we send a written scope with a fixed price.
What is the difference between UX and UI design?
UX design is about how the product works: the structure, the journeys and whether people can complete their tasks. UI design is how it looks and feels: layout, typography, colour and components. We do both, and the UX work always comes first.
Do you test designs with real users?
Yes. We run moderated and unmoderated usability tests on prototypes, so problems are found and fixed before a line of production code is written.
Will the design meet accessibility requirements?
We work to WCAG 2.2 AA as a baseline: colour contrast, keyboard navigation, focus states, readable type and clear error messages. That matters even more now that the European Accessibility Act applies to many consumer-facing digital services.
Can you work with our in-house developers?
Yes. We hand over annotated screens, a component library and interaction notes, and stay available to answer questions while your team builds. We can also take on the development ourselves.
Do you design mobile apps as well?
Yes. This page focuses on websites, web applications and SaaS products; mobile app design for Dublin companies has its own page.
Next step
Make your product easier to use
Tell us what you are building or where users are dropping off. We will suggest a UX approach and send a written scope with a fixed price.
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