Figma
Figma is a powerful design platform that enables real-time collaboration and interactive designs. It supports cloud-based access, prototyping, and reusable components, making it ideal for dynamic, visually appealing web and app designs.
A successful mobile app starts with a thoughtful design. At Cube, we translate the desires of your target audience into a clear, user-friendly and visually strong design for iOS or Android. This is how we lay the foundation for an optimised user experience.
Good app design is much more than just aesthetics. It determines how users experience the app, how they navigate through the various features and whether they actually keep using the app. An intuitive design contributes to a smooth user experience, allowing customers to reach their goals quickly without frustration. Moreover, a carefully designed app makes users feel connected to your brand, which increases trust. In a competitive market, where users often use multiple apps a day, good design makes the difference between success and failure.
At Cube, we stand for design apps that are not only beautiful, but above all functional and user-friendly. Whether it is a complex mobile application or a web app, we ensure that the design meets the specific requirements of the users. Thanks to our app designs that use the latest technologies and design principles, we create applications that are both intuitive and effective. We make sure the app does exactly what the user needs, without unnecessary fuss, but with all the functionalities that are important. Wondering how we do this?
Before we start building your mobile application, we map out the user goals during a Designsprint. This way, we ensure that the app both works well technically and meets users' needs. At Cube, we combine form and function in the design so that the app is not only beautiful, but also intuitive and works smoothly. Every choice we make focuses on a user-friendly interface without compromising on functionality.
We start the app design process by jointly defining the requirements. This is the basis for everything we do next. We look at the desired features, such as integrations or specific functionalities, and determine which platform the app should function on. Android and iOS in fact have different guidelines and requirements for the user experience. This means we have to make the right choices for each platform, so that your app fits perfectly with the environment in which it will be used.
When designing an app, it is important to consider the specific requirements of different platforms, such as Android and iOS. Both systems have their own guidelines and design principles that determine how users experience the app. Android offers more flexibility in design choices, with various formats and screens, while iOS uses more standardised design principles, ensuring a consistent experience across devices. It is essential to understand these differences so that we can optimise the app for each platform and optimise the user experience on both systems. Whether it's navigating through buttons, placing elements on the screen, or interacting with certain features, the right design makes all the difference for both Android and iOS users.
After the initial brainstorming session, we get to work on the wireframe phase. In this phase, we map out the user flows, making the screen structure and navigation clear. The aim is to make everything as clear as possible for users, so they can intuitively navigate through the app. We create a visual overview in which all important interactions are clearly visible.
Once the wireframes are approved, we start designing the User Interface (UI). This is where everything comes together: the visual elements of the app are aligned with usability. We take into account the design standards of both iOS and Android, so that the app offers a familiar experience regardless of the platform. It is important that the layout of the web app not only looks good, but that the app is also functional and feels pleasant to the user.
Once we have finalised the design, we will proceed with the development of a clickable prototype. This prototype is a working model of the app, in which we can test interactions and functionalities. This prototyping phase allows us to see how users react to the design, and where necessary, we can optimise it. In this way, we ensure that the app not only looks good, but actually works as it should.
Figma is a powerful design platform that enables real-time collaboration and interactive designs. It supports cloud-based access, prototyping, and reusable components, making it ideal for dynamic, visually appealing web and app designs.
Sketch provides designers with a versatile platform for vector-based designs, prototyping, and wireframes. With extensive libraries and reusable components, Sketch offers everything you need to create attractive and functional digital designs.
Want to know more about our app design process or have specific questions about app design? Mans will be happy to help.
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UX (User Experience) ensures that your app is intuitive, easy to navigate and suits the user's needs without frustration. UI (User Interface) is about the visual aspect: how the app looks, how buttons react and how users interact with elements on the screen.
At Cube, we start every app design with a Design Sprint to get user goals clear and map the flow. We then work out wireframes and detailed UI designs specifically for iOS and Android, bringing together form and function. Using tools like Figma and Sketch, we create clickable prototypes to test usability before we build. This ensures that the final product is not only beautiful, but also user-friendly, consistent and future-proof.
By using design systems and style guides, we ensure that all elements in the design are consistent. This makes it easier for developers to implement the design and ensures a uniform experience for the user.
At Cube, we work in design sprints. We start by understanding the needs of your target audience and formulate user stories. Then we create wireframes to visualise the structure of the product. Then we develop design concepts, create a clickable prototype and work on refining the UI design. Finally, we provide a style guide and design system to ensure consistency in the final implementation.
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