Onboarding loses people
Users sign up, poke around and never reach the moment where the product clicks.
Your roadmap is full and your designers are stretched. Meanwhile onboarding leaks, the UI has drifted and the marketing site promises things the product explains badly. We add senior UX capacity without adding headcount.
Sound familiar?
Users sign up, poke around and never reach the moment where the product clicks.
Years of shipping fast left five button styles, three modal patterns and no single source of truth.
Your design team can't keep up with engineering, so features ship half-designed.
The website shows one product, the app looks like another, and users notice the gap.
67%
of B2B buyers prefer a rep-free buying experience.
94%
of buying groups rank their preferred vendors before first contact with sales.
Working with us
We slot into your sprint rhythm and work from your backlog, not a separate agency timeline.
Flows, heuristics and your own analytics first, so design changes are backed by reasons.
We leave behind components and rules, not just a pile of mockups.
Specs, states and edge cases documented so engineers don't have to guess.
A typical plan
Every plan is adjusted after the roast. This is what it usually looks like.
For product leaders
Something else? Email admin@baddesign.io. The founder replies.
Yes. We'll extend and tidy it rather than replace it, and document what we add.
We can run lightweight usability tests on prototypes and review your existing analytics and session data.
Yes. We join standups or planning when useful and answer questions during build.
Send your URL. You'll get the top problems and the one fix worth doing first, written for you, not for designers.