Product Design
The UI/UX behind an MVP: wireframes, flows and a full screen set that a developer can build from without guessing what you meant.
Not a moodboard - a working design file. Every screen is there because a user needs it on their way to the one thing your product has to prove.
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Map the flow before the screens
We lay out how a user gets from first open to the core action - sign-up, onboarding, the one thing the product needs to prove. Screens come after the flow is settled, not before.
Wireframe the structure
Low-fidelity layouts for every screen in the flow, reviewed and approved before any visual design starts - so structural changes happen while they are still cheap to make.
Design the full screen set
Every screen in the approved flow, designed to a real visual standard - typography, spacing, states (empty, loading, error) included, not just the happy path.
Hand off in a build-ready file
Specs, components and assets organised so a developer can build from the file directly - no back-and-forth over what a spacing value or a hover state should be.
Where we apply it
Learn&Dream, a Montessori school network, needed a website their own team could run. We delivered the design and WordPress build
Pluto, a rental-payments platform, came to GRND with a prototype. We built the live web & mobile product.
Cam Scanner Pro, an iOS scanner app, partnered with GRND on its onboarding, paywall and Flutter build.