We design interfaces in Lyon. Every screen leads your visitor toward a specific action and explains what you sell. We judge a mockup by what it brings in once it’s live.
Many teams open Figma before writing a single line of content. They fill mockups with Lorem Ipsum, draw effects no one has costed on the technical side and skip the wireframe stage. When it’s time to build, the developer asks for everything to be redesigned because the real copy doesn’t fit.
We give you a brief before we open Figma: list of pages, real content, features, benchmarks. Maéva then designs with Eric’s technical constraints in front of her and your business goals written down in black and white.
We write the content before designing a single page. Maéva designs desktop, tablet and mobile in one pass, and checks the build with Eric as it progresses. You receive a system of reusable components that your future pages can draw on without a new mockup.
UX comes before visual design: where your visitor comes in, what they are looking for, and how you lead them to find it. You won’t see this work in the final mockup; you’ll read it in your bounce rate.
UI is the visual layer: colors, typography, spacing, components. Maéva translates your brand identity to the screen and documents every value, so that Eric can build the mockup down to the pixel.
Your logo, palette and typography determine what the site can do next. We create or redesign that identity when the project calls for it: logo, brand guidelines, print and digital applications, custom illustration.
An interactive prototype simulates the site before Eric writes the first line of code: you click, you navigate, you see the transitions. Your feedback is then about something you have actually used.
We show you a visual benchmark before the first mockup, so we agree on the look you expect. We then present the desktop mockups, and adapt them to the other formats. You approve each stage before we move on to the next.
You get two rounds of feedback. In the first, on the desktop mockups, you react to the direction and we adjust. In the second, on the complete version (desktop, mobile and prototype), we refine the details. Beyond that, each additional round is handled through a change order, which lets us keep the same level of finish all the way through.
Wireframes validate the structure and the user journey without the visuals pulling focus. We fix a shaky structure at this stage, before it forces us to redesign entire mockups.
Yes, on every project: more than half of web traffic comes from mobile. Maéva designs screens specifically for mobile (menus, touch usability, element weight) instead of shrinking the desktop version.
We work in Figma, where you follow progress in real time. You leave comments on the parts of the mockups you have questions about.
Yes. Heavy images, exotic fonts or gratuitous animations slow a site down. Maéva knows these technical constraints and weighs every design choice against its effect on Core Web Vitals.
A library of reusable components: buttons, forms, typography. Your future pages are assembled from these components, without starting from scratch or losing consistency.
Yes. We adapt your identity to the constraints of the web: contrast, accessibility, on-screen readability. If your guidelines have aged, we can also modernize them.
Full access to the source Figma file: high-fidelity desktop and mobile mockups, a clickable prototype, the design system and technical specifications for development. For branding, you also receive the source files (AI, SVG).
Yes. We deliver annotated, structured mockups: a third-party developer can build them without guesswork.
A Figma link that simulates the site: you click buttons, open menus and move from one page to another. You can show it to your partners or investors before development begins.
Audit, site map, project management. We scope your project before opening Figma or a code editor, so that every decision is justified.
UX, UI, branding, visual identity.
Interfaces designed for your users, with no technical compromise.
Custom code, no page builder or off-the-shelf theme. WordPress, Payload CMS or Astro depending on the project. Fast, maintainable sites that you stay in control of.
