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User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) Design
Every project starts with research and wireframing, moves through prototyping and design validation, and ends with a build that's been checked for accessibility and usability. The result is a digital experience that looks right and works right, for the people using it and the organizations relying on it.
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OUR PROCESS
1. Discovery
2. Wireframing
3. Design
4. Prototype & Validate
5. Build
6. Launch & Support
TRUSTED ACROSS INDUSTRIES
Meet our UX/UI specialists
Mike Conwell | Graphic Designer
Figma · Adobe Suite · HTML/CSS/JS
Mike leads with a process-first approach to UX/UI work, starting every project by identifying the voice and intent behind it before any screen gets designed. His background running creative teams gives him a wide range across branding systems and interface design, backed by hands-on coding ability.
Elfie Wang | Graphic Designer
Figma · Sketch · Adobe XD · HTML/CSS
Elfie works at the intersection of visual design and usability, translating brand strategy into interfaces that hold together across devices. She collaborates directly with developers to optimize CMS-based sites, and her front-end coding background lets her speak both design and build language.
Nile Livingston | Founder & CEO
Adobe Suite · Figma · UX/UI · Leadership
Nile is an artist and designer first heart, always eager to test new platforms and technologies as they emerge. She works fluently across Adobe Suite, Figma, and web design, pairing that hands-on skill with the leadership perspective of having built Creative Repute's entire design and development practice from the ground up.
Nahid LaCiura | Chief Operations Officer
UX/UI · Web & Mobile App Design · Quality Assurance
Nahid brings design and technical implementation experience into her operations leadership role, giving her a rare vantage point on UX/UI work. She oversees projects with a stated focus on user experience, backed by more than 17 years in hands-on technical team leadership.
Jonathan Aquarone | Website Developer
WordPress · Elementor Custom Widgets · ACF · PHP
Jon operates as both engineer and solutions architect, building custom WordPress themes, ACF blocks, and Elementor custom widgets from the ground up. He treats UX/UI implementation as a business problem first, so the interfaces he ships are built to perform well, not just look good in a mockup.
Alfred Muinde | Website Developer
PHP · Laravel · React · Vue · Database Design
Alfred is a full-stack software engineer who takes every project from concept through deployment, covering database design, UI considerations, and CI/CD pipelines. His full-stack range means UX/UI work never stops at the interface, it carries all the way through to a working, deployed product.
Vlad Klimenko | Website Developer
PHP · Laravel · WordPress · Bootstrap
Vlad brings more than seven years of experience building e-commerce platforms and corporate web systems, working in PHP, Laravel, and WordPress. He pairs strong technical proficiency with an intuitive grasp of user experience, so what he builds performs well and feels right to the people using it.
Tina Armstead | Project Manager
Figma · WordPress · Elementor · Management
Tina bridges project management with hands-on technical fluency, working directly in Figma, WordPress, Elementor, and Bootstrap. A full-stack coding bootcamp background, including React, Node.js, and MongoDB, gives her real understanding of UX/UI design and development beyond management.
Frequently asked questions
A standard one-page website typically takes Creative Repute's UX/UI team about 4 weeks from discovery through launch. Larger, multi-page projects usually run 6 to 10 weeks depending on scope, and factors like custom functionality, ecommerce features, or a larger volume of content can extend that further. Creative Repute maps out a specific timeline once project goals, page count, and feature needs are defined.
Yes. Creative Repute's UX/UI team has worked with government agencies, including the City of Philadelphia and the Delaware County Health Department, on projects ranging from full website builds to design-focused engagements within a larger initiative. Creative Repute has the capacity to take on larger contracts independently or in partnership with other organizations, depending on what a project calls for.
Creative Repute's UX/UI team designs in Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, ProtoPie, and the Adobe Creative Suite, and builds across HTML, CSS, JavaScript, WordPress, Laravel, Svelte, Wix, Squarespace, ACF, PHP, React, Vue, Bootstrap, and other platforms. The right combination depends on the project, factors like whether a client needs ongoing CMS flexibility, ecommerce functionality, or a fully custom build all shape which tools get used.
Yes. Accessibility review happens throughout the UX/UI design process, not only before launch. That includes checking color contrast ratios for text and interactive elements, confirming a site can be fully navigated by keyboard alone, testing compatibility with screen readers, and making sure images, forms, and buttons have proper labeling for assistive technology.
Clients on a maintenance plan receive ongoing UX/UI support after launch, covering things like content updates, bug fixes, accessibility checks, and small design refinements as a site evolves and its needs change over time. Creative Repute also remains available for larger UX/UI projects down the line, whether that means redesigning a page around a new feature or integration, or expanding the site as an organization grows.