Product design grounded in the workflow: research, flows and interface systems handed over as build-ready specs.
1 team
Designs it and builds it, no handoff
200+
Projects delivered end to end
97%
Clients who come back
Overview
We map the workflow before drawing screens, then hand over a system of components, states, tokens and specs rather than a set of static layouts. The developers build it without interpreting, and the product stays consistent as it grows.
Every engagement includes
Services
We design for the job the software has to do. That means starting with the workflow and the constraints, then producing an interface system the developers can build without guesswork.
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Designs it and builds it, no handoff
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Projects delivered end to end
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Clients who come back
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Capabilities
The parts of the work we own outright: no subcontracting, no handover to a team you have not met.
Discuss your buildStakeholder sessions and workflow mapping before any screen is drawn.
What we deliver
UI/UX design
End-to-end product design for web and mobile applications.
Web design
Marketing and content sites with a design system your team can extend.
Why Cloudus
Six things clients tell us made the difference, and the reasons they come back for the next build.
Scalable architecture for growth
From a first release to an enterprise platform, we design modular systems that grow with the business instead of forcing a rebuild in year two.
Agile, transparent collaboration
Two-week increments you can open and use, a single point of contact who knows the codebase, and no status reports standing in for working software.
One dedicated team
The same developers stay on your project. No shared resourcing, no rotation halfway through, no re-explaining decisions to a new face.
Use cases
Sectors where we have shipped this kind of work. Open one to see the solutions and the stack we use there.
Related services
Our work
Products we delivered: the scope, the stack and the outcome.
A written scope, estimate and timeline before code starts.
Tech stack
The frameworks, tools and platforms our engineers use here, chosen per project against load, team size and cost, not by habit.
Design
Prototyping
Validation
Process
Five stages, each with something you can see at the end of it.
Systems, states and specs, not a set of pretty screens that fall apart in implementation.
Frequently asked questions
Timelines, technology, ownership and support, answered before you ask.
Tell us the use case or the constraint, and we will answer it specifically.
Components, states and tokens: a system rather than a set of screens.
Clickable prototypes for the flows worth validating before they are built.
Contrast, focus order, target sizes and keyboard paths checked, not assumed.
Specs, assets and states the build team can work from without asking.
Design systems
Component libraries and tokens shared across products.
Prototyping
Interactive prototypes for validation and stakeholder review.
Design audits
A review of an existing product with prioritised, costed fixes.
Accessibility review
WCAG-aligned assessment with specific remediation steps.
Design-to-build handover
Specs and assets prepared for the developers who will build it.
QA built into the build
A dedicated tester on every project, manual and automated, running inside each increment rather than bolted on at the end.
Fixed scope, clear price
A written scope, estimate and timeline before code starts, revisited openly with you if reality changes, not quietly absorbed.
Support after launch
Maintenance, monitoring, patching and 24/7 response cover on the products we run. We are still there in year three.
One live pipeline from quotation to dispatch, with compliance checks built in as gates.
View case study ↗Workshops, written scope, estimate and timeline.
Flows and UI reviewed before development starts.
Two-week increments you can open and use.
Manual and automated testing inside each increment.
Release, monitoring and a maintenance plan.
