Vinalia
A clear, considered website for Vinalia
UX & Digital Experience
Good interfaces feel obvious. I research how people use your product, design the flows that matter and refine every screen until the next step is clear.
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What you get out of it
An interface people understand at first glance, with fewer support questions and fewer abandoned tasks.
What’s included
User research
Interviews, analytics and quick tests to find where people get stuck.
User flows
The paths through your site or app, mapped and simplified.
Wireframes
Low-detail layouts to agree the structure before visual design.
Interface design
Polished screens with clear hierarchy, readable type and accessible colour.
Design systems
Components and guidelines that keep the product consistent as it grows.
Usability testing
Real people trying real tasks, with the fixes fed back into the design.
How it works
Understand
Research into your users, your goals and the current experience.
Map
Flows and wireframes for the journeys that matter most.
Design
High-fidelity screens and a clickable prototype.
Test
Usability sessions, then refinements before anything is built.
Questions people ask
Answers to confirm
What is the difference between UX and UI?
UX is how something works: the steps, the logic and the flow. UI is how it looks and feels on screen. I do both, because each depends on the other.
Do you need access to real users?
It helps a great deal. Even five short sessions with real customers reveal most problems. Where that is not possible, I use analytics and expert review.
Can you improve an app that is already built?
Yes. I often redesign specific journeys, such as sign-up or checkout, without rebuilding the whole product.
Can developers build your designs as they are?
Yes. I build websites myself, so the designs respect real constraints and come with clear specifications for whoever builds them.
“Fernando made the complex simple. His UI work is sleek, smart, and just works. We absolutely love working with him. Total pro!”
Related insights
Tell me what you need to achieve.
We can work out the right next step before committing to a solution. You can book this on its own. An ongoing partnership is optional, never a requirement.
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