UI/UX Design That Guides Visitors to Act
UI/UX design at Kidashi Design means planning how a website or online shop is structured, how people move through it and how every screen looks and feels. Nicole Szatkowski designs each interface personally around your brand and your content, not from a template. The result is a clear, mobile-first interface that makes it easy for visitors to find what they need and take the next step.
Interfaces People Understand at First Glance.
Site structure and user flow, planned around what your visitors actually want to do
Shop and checkout flows for product pages, cart and checkout that keep buying simple
Custom UI design, fully tailored to your brand: layouts, components, typography and color
Responsive layouts designed mobile-first, working cleanly from smartphone to large desktop screens
Readable typography, clear visual hierarchy and touch-friendly controls built into every layout
How It Works
4 StepsDiscovery & Briefing
I learn about your business, your audience and what the site needs to achieve.
Structure & Flows
Page architecture, navigation and key user journeys get mapped out.
Visual Design
Layouts and components are designed in your brand look, for mobile and desktop.
Review & Refinement
The design is refined with your feedback and moves straight into the build.
Founders, freelancers and small businesses launching a new website or online shop, and anyone whose current site looks fine but doesn't turn visitors into enquiries or sales.
Questions, Answered.
UX (user experience) design covers how a website works for visitors: structure, navigation and flow. UI (user interface) design covers how it looks: layout, typography, color and components. Kidashi Design handles both, so structure and visuals are planned together.
Every interface is designed from scratch around your brand and content. There is no template look, and each layout is built for the goals of your specific project.
Yes. Product pages, cart and checkout are part of the UI/UX service and are designed to keep buying simple. X-Commerce, a self-initiated demo tech shop, shows how this looks in practice.
Yes. Design and development are handled personally by the same designer, so nothing gets lost between the design and the finished site. The build is covered by the Development service.