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Web appsand mobile apps, from the first version to growth.

In a digital product the interface is the experience itself, and if it is complicated, users simply do not come back. We design the logic of the product first and build the interface on it, so your developer also knows exactly what to build.
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Where a product gets stuck.

These are the most common sticking points for new and established digital products alike.

  1. 01

    Too many ideas for the first version

    Founders start out with plenty of good ideas, and it is hard to decide what goes into the first viable version. If everything goes in, the product takes long to build and is hard to learn.

  2. 02

    Complex system, simple interface

    Behind a teammate finder or an investment platform a great deal of data and functionality is at work, yet users want to reach their goal in a few clicks.

  3. 03

    Many users, one system

    On a marketplace or in a shared workspace, users with different needs work in the same system, and each of them has to find their own path logical.

  4. 04

    Redesigning a live product

    When a working platform is renewed, the familiar features must not break while the interface becomes more consistent and more up to date.

What we designed for digital products.

At Brillit we redesigned a two-sided service finder web app, and at GIKU and Mosaic Alpha we made complex systems easy to navigate. For editing.com and Upp the brand identity and the product experience were designed together, and for Urban Oasis we did the UX/UI of the entire website.

Where you can count on us.

How we work on a digital product.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    We get to know the users and the business goal, and for a live product we also look at the analytics data.

  2. 02

    User journeys and wireframes

    We map who takes which path to their goal, and decide in wireframes what goes where before anything gets colour.

  3. 03

    Prototype and interface

    You can try out the clickable prototype, we test it with users if needed, and the final interface for desktop and mobile is built on it.

  4. 04

    Handover to development

    We hand over development-ready designs together with the design system. Development is optional, and we take it on if you need it.

Frequently asked questions.

What should go into the first version?

We look for the set of features without which the product would not work. At editing.com too, we put the founders’ ideas in order of importance and marked out the core of the first version from them.

Do you also develop the designs?

Development is optional. We can hand over development-ready designs to your own team, or take on the development on request.

Where do you start when redesigning a working product?

We start with an audit and, where we have access, we also look at the analytics data. Then we design step by step, so the familiar features do not break.

Do you take on brand identity and UX together?

Yes, at Upp we designed everything from the logo to the last screen, and at Mosaic Alpha, after the identity and the illustrations, we also designed the marketing site and the web app.

Do you design for mobile and web apps?

Yes, we designed a mobile app for MVM Dome and web apps for Brillit and Mosaic Alpha, and we create the screens for both desktop and mobile.

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Bence Gazdig, founder of Gazduig

I'm Bence, founder of Gazduig. I answer your message myself, usually within one working day.

start@gazduig.com +36 30 270 5363

Belgrád rkp. 18., 1056 Budapest, Hungary

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