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UI/UX design
UI/UX design is the work of deciding what a product's screens contain, how someone moves between them, and what each one looks like. I design web applications, SaaS interfaces, mobile flows, dashboards and marketing sites in Figma, and hand them off in a state an engineer can build from directly — because I am also the engineer on my own products.
Most design handoffs fail in the gap between the file and the build: states nobody drew, an empty screen nobody considered, a loading case, an error message, a list with one item and a list with four hundred. Designing with the build in mind means those exist in the file before they become a problem in the sprint. The proof is Cedri, an AI receptionist designed and then actually shipped to the App Store and Google Play by the same person, so every screen in it survived contact with a real implementation.
About five minutes. A written proposal comes back within 48 hours.
What you get
User flows
The routes people take through the product, mapped before any screen is decorated.
Wireframes
Structure and hierarchy first, so the arguments happen about content rather than colour.
High-fidelity screens
Final interface designs for every screen, including the empty, loading, and error states.
A component library
Reusable Figma components and styles so the product stays consistent as it grows.
Developer handoff
Specs, spacing, tokens, and assets in a form an engineer can build from without a translation round.
Responsive layouts
Desktop, tablet, and mobile behaviour defined rather than left to chance.
How it runs
The brief
What the product does, who uses it, what stage it is at, and what has to be true for it to be worth building.
Proposal
Scope, screen count, timeline, and price, within 48 hours.
Flows and wireframes
Structure agreed before visual design starts, which is where most of the cost is saved.
Interface design
High-fidelity screens with real content, real states, and a component system behind them.
Handoff
A build-ready Figma file, plus as much time as your engineers need to ask questions.
Selected work
More work across every discipline is on the portfolio.
What clients say
He really treats us with care and approaches the design with attention. Thank you to him and his team for delivering the work.
With his logo designs that match our Kebap Salonu's flavor and atmosphere, and the energy he brings to the work, we're a satisfied customer. Big thanks to Zaza.
Truly understanding, logical and patient with professional vision. He applies what you bring to him with real seriousness. We're more than satisfied with what came out and he's our pick for future logo work.
He understood the design idea I tried to describe with real care. The result is exactly what I wanted. From the first project he was able to read me — no doubt that we'll keep working together.
One hundred client reviews collected since 2015 are on the homepage.
Questions
- Do you design mobile apps as well as web?
- Yes. Cedri, the AI receptionist I built, ships as an iOS app, an Android app and a web application, and all three were designed in the same system.
- Can you build what you design?
- Yes. Web applications are built in React, Next.js, TypeScript, and Node.js. That means a project can run from flows to a deployed product without handing it to a second supplier.
- What do I get at the end?
- A Figma file with every screen and state, a reusable component library, responsive layouts, and developer-ready specs and assets.
- Do you work with an existing design system?
- Yes. If you already have components, a palette, or a design language, the work extends it rather than replacing it. Say so in the brief.
Start a ui / ux project
Fill in the brief and a written proposal comes back within 48 hours. Or email zaza@bozan.ca or call +1 343-337-4333.