A mobile app gets one chance on a small screen. These studios have designed apps that people keep on their phones, across consumer, fintech, health and productivity.
Several also build, while others hand designs to your engineers. If you need both, check the card before you book a call.
Product and interface design studio in Victoria, Canada, known for designing early versions of Slack, Coinbase and Uber.
Product design and development studio in London building apps, platforms and design systems.
Digital product studio in Brooklyn designing apps, ecommerce and websites for consumer brands and large companies.
UI/UX design and branding agency in San Francisco, working on digital products, websites and design systems for SaaS, fintech and enterprise companies.
Product design agency working on AI, fintech and SaaS products.
Product and experience design studio in New York, designing digital products, AI interfaces and brand systems for large companies.
UI/UX and branding studio known for app and web interface design.
AI-native design studio for startups, building brands, digital products and websites, with creative leadership in San Francisco and a distributed team.
Design and development agency working on websites, product UX and branding for startups.
UI/UX design agency working on healthcare, data and enterprise products.
Some do, some don’t. Studios that design and build reduce handoff risk; design-only studios work well when you already have strong engineers.
Usually yes, with one shared design language adapted to each platform’s conventions. Starting on one platform makes sense only when your audience clearly favors it.
Fast first use, clear navigation with one hand, and screens that hold up with real content. Ask agencies for live apps you can download, not just screenshots.
Smaller screens, touch input, offline states, notifications and app store rules all change the design problem. An agency with live apps in its portfolio will know the details.
