Services
Design the right thing before you build.
uxlicious helps founders turn rough ideas, messy products and unclear websites into something build-ready, usable and easier to sell.
Most teams do not need more screens. They need sharper product thinking.
How to use this pageStart with the live service demonstrations below. If the problem crosses disciplines, scope it through the Sprint.
Live service pages 04 demonstrations
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UX Audit
A focused audit that finds friction, ranks issues by impact, and shows what to fix first.
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UX/UI Design
Wireframes and rough screens turned into a polished, usable product interface.
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Website Design
A site structured around message, hierarchy, proof and one clear conversion action.
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Mobile App UX Design
Disconnected app screens turned into a clear journey map with decisions, recovery states and build-ready flow notes.
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Product Direction Sprint
Turn a broad product idea into a direction, user flow and realistic build scope.
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MVP Planning
Sort the feature pile into build now, later and never, so the first version has a spine.
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AI Build Brief
Turn a vague AI-tool prompt into a structured, build-ready brief with screens and logic.
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AI Product Strategy
Decide where AI actually helps the user and where it is just noise.
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Front-end Development
Build fast, polished front-end experiences from settled product and design decisions.
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AI Automation Consulting
Untangle manual work and design a cleaner pipeline before tools get wired together.
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Not sure where the problem fits? Bring the messy version. The Sprint is how we choose the right path before anyone starts building.
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Bring the messy version. Leave with the build-ready version.
A 60-minute discovery call becomes a clear product blueprint, written so AI builders and human developers know what to make.
Book a Sprint →US$1,950 flat - blueprint delivered within 24 hours