H2 Solutions provides UI/UX design for websites and mobile apps, as well as logo design, brand identity and corporate identity. UI/UX design is there so that a user can easily find what they need on your site or in your app and complete an order; branding is there so that your company looks the same and is recognized everywhere — from the logo to the business card, from the website to social media. It is for newly opened companies that have nothing yet but a name; for brands whose logo is dated or looks different in every place it appears; for businesses whose site or app gets visitors who leave with the order half-finished; and for teams that need a finished design to hand to developers. We start from your customers and your competitors, then present several directions and fully develop the one you choose. Interface design is shown as a clickable prototype — you see how it will work before any development starts. The number of revision rounds and the price are set out in advance in a written quote. At handover you receive all source files and usage guidelines (a brand book); if you wish, we also turn the design into a working website or app ourselves.
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What's included?
- UI/UX design — user flows, page structure and a clickable prototype
- Website design — screens for desktop, tablet and phone
- Mobile app design — an interface that follows iOS and Android guidelines
- Logo design — several directions, with the chosen option fully developed
- Brand identity — colors, typefaces and graphic elements
- Corporate identity — business cards, letterheads, presentation and social media templates
- Brand book — rules for using the logo and identity
- Handover — all source files and a developer-ready design system
Questions about this service
The price depends on the scope: a logo only, a logo with brand identity, or a full corporate identity with a brand book. After the brief, the written quote states at a fixed price what is included, how many directions are presented and how many revision rounds are planned.
The timeline depends on the scope and on how quickly you give feedback: a logo takes less time than a website design of several screens, which in turn takes less than a full app design. Stages and dates are written into the quote.
UX is the user's path: how many steps it takes to find what they need, where they get stuck, whether they complete the order. UI is how that path looks — colors, typefaces, buttons. A beautiful but awkward interface does not sell, so we work on structure and flows first and appearance second.
In most cases, yes. We check the existing site first: if its technical base is sound, the new design is applied on top of it. If the site runs on outdated technology or is slow, rebuilding it together with the design is the better value — we tell you which applies after the audit.
You do. At handover the logo, the identity elements and all source files are given to you, and you use them without restriction. If you want to register the logo as a trademark, we prepare the files needed for that; the registration itself is not part of this service.
The logo is delivered in vector (SVG, PDF) and raster (PNG) formats for print and screen, in color and single-color versions. Website and app design is handed over as a source file developers can work from directly and a clickable prototype, complete with dimensions, colors and typefaces.