Nyton Design Studio
One broken flow, fixed in six weeks.
Design and working code, from one team, at a fixed price. You see a working prototype in the first week.
Six weeks · Fixed price · Two per quarter
This fits when
- One part of your product keeps losing users
- Support keeps getting the same questions about the same screen
- Everyone knows it should be fixed, but no one has the time
- You want something live and measurable, not another round of sketches
Typical flows: sign-up and onboarding, login, checkout, renewal, settings, admin tools.
Week by week
Week 1 Understand and prototype
We go through the flow, the data and the business rules. By the end of the week you click through a prototype built in real code.
Weeks 2–5 Design and build
We design and build the flow in your stack, against your design system. One hour check-in a week. You always see the latest version.
Week 6 Ready to ship
Working front-end code, delivered as a pull request for your team to review and release.
What’s included
- Included
- Redesign of one flow, end to end
- Working front-end code in your stack
- Built against your design system
- 30 days of support after launch
- Price
- Fixed price
- Set after a short look at your flow. Half at the start, half on delivery.
Example
BankID logins from 30% to 80%Budi’s login flow: BankID logins went from 30% to 80%. One flow, redesigned and shipped. Read the case
“Nyton helped us take a holistic approach to Budi.se and create a clearer experience that better communicates our business. The work was shaped by an outside-in perspective and a strong focus on making the right decisions moving forward.”
Common questions
Which tech stack?
Usually React or Next.js. Other stacks are fine, we check yours before we start.
Who owns the code?
You do, from day one.
What if the flow is bigger than six weeks?
Then we split it, or shape a bigger project together. You’ll know before we start.
How much of our time does it take?
About an hour a week, plus access to someone who knows the business rules.
Not sure which flow to fix?
Start with a UX audit. It tells you, and it’s credited in full.
Which flow would you fix first?
Samir Hanna
Founder & design lead
samir@nyton.se