UI/UX design services for defined product flows
Make the screens match the product you planned
Merge designs screens and interactions around the product flows your team has already defined. It can begin with a brief, partial design, or live interface, then adapt controls and layouts for different roles and states.
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A brief can be enough to start UI/UX design
Your team may have mapped a new product or feature in a brief without drawing its screens. Merge can begin there. It can also continue partial Figma work that covers only the main path or update a live workflow whose interface needs change. Whatever you bring, your team should already know who uses the product, what they do, and how it responds. If the roles, journeys, or core product logic are still undecided, Product Design is the better route. For a coordinated marketing-site page system or full marketing-site redesign, choose Web Design.
What can be part of your UI/UX design scope
Our UI/UX design services cover both the way a defined task works and the interface people use to carry it out. These six areas describe possible work, not a fixed package. Research, audits, usability testing, accessibility review, full Design System work, motion, new assets and additional platforms or breakpoints are optional.
How we move from your brief or existing UI to approved designs
We show the visual direction on a core experience before carrying it across more screens. You approve that approach first, then review the developed designs before we prepare them for implementation.
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Foundation
We review your brief or existing UI against defined product flows, checking content hierarchy and key interactions before detailed interface design begins.
2
Direction
We present visual options for a core product experience, then refine your preferred direction for approval before designing the remaining screens.
3
Design
We extend the approved concept into high-fidelity screens, using shared components while designing relevant states and responsive layouts for the project.
4
Handoff
Your team reviews the developed screens in Figma or Notion, then we resolve feedback and organize approved, editable Figma files for implementation.
Carry the screens and their behavior into development
Why choose Merge when the default view is not enough
One interface for different roles
In one trading product, we set different dashboard defaults for traders and partners. Each role sees its priorities first within the same component system.
States change the next step
For a collaborative workspace, we designed dynamic states alongside personal and shared UI. The intended behavior stays clear as conditions change.
Mobile follows the task
On mobile, we moved service choices ahead of a large map. The primary task leads the layout while the map remains available.
Variation within one pattern
Our storefront slider designs use a neutral base for brand styling. Each version has its own look while following the same interaction.
New features that belong
We’ve designed an assistant within an existing security product. Your feature gets its own emphasis while retaining familiar cues from the product.
Reading direction and space
We’ve designed right-to-left interfaces and spatial workspaces, adapting placement to reading order, distance, and how people interact in each environment.
UI/UX work you can compare with your own
At Merge, we’ve worked on digital products and websites across industries. Here are some of the best examples from our portfolio.
Versus Trade
Versus Trade is a broker with a versus model aimed at Gen Z across Asia and MENA. The project focused on readable dashboards and straightforward funding, while keeping dense reporting usable in LTR and Arabic RTL. We delivered UX/UI - wireframes, states, components, and locale-aware microcopy. Sign-up moved faster, widgets were easier to scan, and payouts took fewer steps.
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“Overall, it’s been a great experience. The team’s been super responsive. The speed of implementing the designs in Figma and the speed of responding to our feedback and implementing changes were really good. Pleased with the amount that we got done.”
Winston Chenery, Senior Director of Marketing at Everyday Speech
