Every screen,
drafted before it's drawn.
Wahid Tech designs interfaces the way an architect drafts a building — research first, structure second, decoration last. The result is a product people can actually navigate, not just admire.
Design decisions, backed by evidence.
We don't start with a color palette — we start with how people actually move through your product, then design the interface that makes that movement effortless.
User research
Interviews, competitor audits and behavior data that tell us who we're actually designing for.
Wireframing
Low-fidelity layouts that lock in structure and hierarchy before a single pixel is styled.
Visual design systems
Reusable components, type scales and color tokens so every screen speaks the same language.
Interactive prototypes
Click-through Figma prototypes so you and your team can test flows before development starts.
Usability testing
Real users, real tasks, real friction points — found and fixed before launch, not after.
Dev-ready handoff
Annotated files, exportable assets and spec documentation your developers can build from directly.
From research to handoff.
Six stages, always in order — each one validated before the next begins.
Research & discovery
User interviews, stakeholder input and competitor review to understand real needs, not assumed ones.
Information architecture
How content and features are organized and connected — the map before the flow.
Wireframes
Structural layouts for every key screen, reviewed and approved before visual design begins.
Visual design
Typography, color, spacing and components applied through a documented design system.
Prototype & test
Clickable prototypes tested with real users to catch friction before it reaches production.
Developer handoff
Specs, assets and component documentation packaged for a clean build — no guesswork for your dev team.
Guesswork shows up in your metrics.
Interfaces built on assumption tend to look fine and perform poorly. Research-led design is built to hold up under real use.
A few shapes UI/UX projects take.
Structural snapshots from real design systems — every engagement still starts from research, not a kit.
The redesigned checkout flow alone cut our drop-off rate noticeably. What stood out was how much of the work happened before any visual design — the wireframes basically solved the problem first.
Scoped to the size of the product.
Every tier is research-backed — the difference is scope, not rigor.
UX audit
For teams that need to know what's broken before committing to a redesign.
- Heuristic UX audit
- Accessibility review
- Prioritized findings report
Research to handoff
For teams designing a new product or redesigning an existing one end to end.
- User research & testing
- Full wireframe + UI set
- Interactive prototype
- Developer-ready handoff
Ongoing design support
For product teams that need a design system maintained and extended over time.
- Documented component library
- Monthly design hours
- Ongoing usability testing
Design, plus everything it takes to ship it.
Custom Web Development
Hand-coded builds that bring the design system to life.
View service →E-Commerce Solutions
Conversion-focused storefronts, from catalog to checkout.
View service →Speed Optimization & Maintenance
Faster load times and ongoing upkeep for live products.
View service →Shopify Store Development
Custom Shopify themes and storefront builds.
View service →WordPress & CMS Development
Custom themes and plugins on the CMS your team knows.
View service →Questions we get before kickoff.
What's the difference between UI and UX design? +
UX is the structure — how a product is organized and how users move through it. UI is the surface — the visual styling of that structure. We handle both, in that order, so the visuals sit on top of something that already works.
What do I actually receive at the end? +
A complete Figma file with wireframes, high-fidelity screens, an interactive prototype, and a documented component library, plus a handoff spec your developers can build from directly.
Do you also build the site, or just design it? +
Both, if you want it. Design pairs directly with our Custom Web Development service, or we can hand off a dev-ready file to your existing team.
How long does a full design project take? +
A focused product redesign typically runs 4–7 weeks. Larger platforms with multiple user flows and a full design system usually run 8–12 weeks, scoped during discovery.
Do you test designs with real users? +
Yes — usability testing is built into the process before handoff, not treated as an optional add-on. Findings are used to revise the design before development starts.