What we build

Great AI and great software still fail if the experience is poor. Agintex designs user interfaces, user flows, and product experiences that are intuitive, beautiful, and aligned to your business goals. From wireframe to high-fidelity, and from strategy through to implementation. We do not design things that look good in a Dribbble screenshot. We design things that reduce support tickets, increase conversion, and make users come back.

01 UX research and user journey mapping

02 Information architecture and wireframing

03 Existing flow analysis and redesign

04 High-fidelity UI design using Figma

05 Interactive prototyping and usability testing

06 Design system and component library creation

07 AI interface design including chat, agent UIs, and dashboards

08 Product strategy and roadmap definition

09 Design-to-development handoff and QA

How we work

Every ui/ux design and product strategy engagement follows the same disciplined process. No surprises, no scope creep.

Step 1: Research and discovery

We talk to your users, audit your existing product, and map out where the experience is breaking down. No design decisions are made without evidence.

Step 2: Information architecture and user flows

We restructure how users move through your product so every path feels obvious and every goal is achievable with minimal friction.

Step 3: Wireframing and concept validation

We build low-fidelity wireframes fast so you can validate direction and give feedback before any pixel-level work begins.

Step 4: High-fidelity design

We produce polished, production-ready UI design in Figma with your brand system applied, responsive across every screen size.

Step 5: Prototype, test, and handoff

We build interactive prototypes for usability testing and deliver a complete design handoff to engineering with specs, assets, and a working component library.

Technologies we use

We choose the right tool for the job, not the trendiest one.

Figma for UI design and prototyping
Framer for no-code and interactive web experiences
Storybook for design system documentation
Maze, Hotjar, and FullStory for usability research and session analysis
Optimal Workshop for information architecture testing
Lottie and Rive for motion design and micro-interactions
Zeplin for design-to-development handoff specification

Who this is for

Startups that have a working product but a confusing or outdated user experience
Scale-ups preparing for a funding round or user growth push who need the product to impress
Product teams whose NPS and retention metrics are suffering because of UX problems
Companies building AI products that need interfaces users can actually understand and trust
Engineering-led teams that build great software but struggle to make it feel intuitive

Results you can expect

Lower support volume: Clear UX reduces confusion, which reduces support tickets. Clients typically see 30 to 60 percent reduction within the first quarter.

Higher conversion: A better onboarding flow and clearer UI directly lifts activation and conversion rates.

Faster development: A solid design system with reusable components speeds up every future sprint.

User trust: Polished, consistent design signals professionalism and builds the kind of trust that keeps users around.