Do you design in Figma?

Yes. Figma is our default for wireframes, prototypes, and final UI files, so your team can open, comment on, and hand off from the same file we work in.

Can you work with our existing design system?

Yes. If you already have a design system or component library, we design inside it. If it has gaps, we'll flag them and extend it rather than starting over.

Do you also build the frontend?

We're a design team first, but we work closely with development partners and can coordinate build if you need it. Ask us and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a good fit.

How many rounds of revisions are included?

Ascent includes one prototyping round, Apex includes two or more. In both cases we'd rather over-communicate during the process than burn revision rounds on misalignment.

Do you do user testing?

Yes, on every engagement above a single flow. We run the prototype past real users and document what worked and what didn't before calling the design final.

How much does UI/UX design cost?

It depends on scope — share what you're building and we'll suggest the right sprint.

Design

# WIREFRAMES
# PROTOTYPING
# USER FLOWS
# INTERACTION DESIGN
# USABILITY
# DESIGN SYSTEMS
# ACCESSIBILITY
# VISUAL DESIGN

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Honestly we sat on rebranding for almost a year because every agency we talked to just wanted to hand us a logo file and disappear. Elysium actually asked why we were called Quper in the first place. That question changed the whole direction.

Ayan Chakraborty

Founder, Quper

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UI/UX Design

Interfaces your users won't have to think about

User flows, wireframes, and interactive prototypes built on real research, not guesswork — so every screen earns its place and every interaction feels obvious the first time.

Designed UI/UX for teams like

Service Overview

We start every UI/UX engagement with the questions people usually skip: who is actually using this, what are they trying to get done, and where does the current experience get in their way. The interface comes after we can answer those, not before.

Our Approach

We design in the order the work actually depends on: flows before wireframes, wireframes before visuals, and a clickable prototype before anything goes near engineering. Every screen gets tested with real users before it's called done, so the polish is never covering for something that doesn't work.

Our Process

Discovery & Research

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We map who's using the product, what they're trying to accomplish, and where the current experience breaks down.

Wireframing & IA

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We structure the information architecture and low-fidelity wireframes before any visual decisions are made.

Prototyping & Testing

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We build a clickable prototype and run it past real users, fixing what's confusing before it's ever built.

Visual Design & Handoff

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We apply the final visual layer and package everything into specs your engineers can build from directly.

What's Included

Good UI/UX is more than clean screens. We hand off everything your team needs to understand, build, and maintain the experience.

User flows & journey maps

A clear map of every path a user takes through the product, before any screens exist.

Low-fi wireframes

Structure and layout decisions worked out before visual design begins.

Interactive prototype

A clickable Figma prototype you can test, share, and demo before writing code.

Design system & component library

Reusable components and states so new screens stay consistent as you scale.

Usability testing notes

Real findings from real users, with the fixes we made in response.

Developer handoff specs

Spacing, states, and component specs ready to build from, no guesswork.

Selected Work

UI/UX work built for a real product, not a portfolio piece.

Jether

We designed the interface and website for Jether, a SaaS cybersecurity platform, shaping a visual system that commands trust without demanding it.

Sprint Options

Two sprint paths, depending on how much of your product needs design. Both are one-time project engagements, not monthly retainers.

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Foundational

Ascent

A fast, focused UI/UX sprint for a single flow or an MVP that needs to ship.

What's included:

1 discovery session to define scope
1-2 core user flows mapped
Wireframes for up to 12 screens
1 round of interactive prototyping
Lightweight component set
Developer handoff notes

Begin Your Ascent

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Signature

Apex

A full product design system across multiple flows, with deeper research and testing.

What's included:

2 discovery workshops + user interviews
Full user flows across the product
Wireframes for 30+ screens
2+ rounds of prototyping & usability testing
Full design system & component library
Full developer handoff documentation
Source files, exports, and ongoing design support

Begin Your Apex

Why Elysium

We design interfaces engineers can actually build.

Good UI/UX doesn't stop at a pretty Figma file. It has to survive real users, real edge cases, and a real engineering handoff.

Built for engineering handoff

Specs, states, and components documented so nothing gets lost in translation.

Tested with real users, not guesses

We validate flows with actual usability testing before calling anything final.

Systems, not one-off screens

Reusable components so your product stays consistent as new features ship.

Senior designers only

No junior hand-offs. The person who designs the flow stays on it end to end.

Showcase

Want more examples? A running showcase of UI/UX work, updated as new projects ship.

Tools and Workflow

The tools change. The standard doesn't. We use whatever helps us move faster, test earlier, and deliver an interface your team can actually build and maintain.

Design

Figma