UX Research & Strategy
User interviews, competitive analysis, journey mapping, and persona development — the research foundation that makes design decisions defensible.
Your go-to partner for high-quality outsourced solutions.
Design is not a phase — it is a discipline. Cafeto embeds experienced UX/UI designers directly into your product teams. From discovery workshops to final handoff in Figma — design that moves at the speed of your development.
User interviews, competitive analysis, journey mapping, and persona development — the research foundation that makes design decisions defensible.
Site maps, navigation structures, and content hierarchy — before any visual design begins, we map how users will move through your product.
Low and high-fidelity wireframes in Figma — interactive prototypes you can test with real users before committing to development.
Pixel-perfect visual design with component libraries, design tokens, and documentation — built for handoff to development teams that actually use it.
Interface copy, error messages, onboarding flows, and microcopy — language designed to reduce friction and guide users to their goals.
Moderated and unmoderated usability sessions — identifying friction points before they become support tickets or churn.
User research, competitive analysis, and stakeholder alignment to establish design direction.
Site maps, user flows, and content structure before any visual design begins.
Low and mid-fidelity wireframes for key screens — fast to produce, fast to iterate.
Structured review sessions to align on direction before high-fidelity work begins.
Final visual design with full component library and design tokens.
Figma handoff specs, developer collaboration, and design QA on the implemented interface.
Yes — Figma is the standard tool for all our design work. We also work in Sketch and Adobe XD when clients have existing workflows built around those tools.
Absolutely. Many engagements start with an audit of an existing product — identifying UX debt, inconsistencies, and improvement opportunities — before making any changes.
Ready to add a designer to your product team?
Book a Call