High-Fidelity Designs.
Production-ready UI for the screens that matter. Components, states and a clean handoff your engineers can build straight from.
High-Fidelity Designs is a fixed-scope Set Piece: production-ready UI for the screens that matter (components, every state and a clean engineer handoff) delivered in 2–3 weeks from £9,500 by the UX Piece.
What it is.
Once you know what to build, the next bottleneck is design your engineers can actually work from. High-Fidelity Designs deliver the real interface, not a mood board, not a rough wireframe, but the screens as they'll ship.
Every state is accounted for — empty, loading, error, success — because the gap between a happy-path mock-up and a real product is exactly where product debt hides.
Who it's for.
- Teams with a validated direction who need the build-ready UI.
- Founders who've prototyped and are ready to ship the real thing.
- Engineering teams blocked waiting on designs they can build from.
What you get.
- High-fidelity UI for the screens that matter most.
- A component set and consistent design tokens.
- Every state covered: empty, loading, error, success.
- A clean developer handoff with specs and assets.
How it works.
It starts with a free discovery call. We confirm the fit, agree the scope and the fixed price, and book the dates. No drawn-out scoping forms, no surprise invoices. You know exactly what you're buying before you commit. Your engineers build from a single source of truth, not a guess.
Questions about this Set Piece.
What are High-Fidelity Designs?
Production-ready interface designs for your key screens, with a component set, every state (empty, loading, error, success) and a developer-ready handoff.
How much do High-Fidelity Designs cost and how long do they take?
From £9,500, delivered in 2–3 weeks.
Who are High-Fidelity Designs for?
Teams with a validated direction who need build-ready UI, and engineering teams blocked waiting on designs they can build straight from.
Book a discovery call.
Twenty minutes to agree which screens matter most — and what build-ready really means for your team.
Book a discovery call