UI/UX Software Design
We mold your brand through multi-platform experiences that are naturally intuitive and effortless to use.
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About Our UI/UX Company
We build UI/UX for native mobile apps, web apps, B2B enterprise software, wearable hardware, or any device where people and technology interact. Salvo’s strength in UI/UX design is drawn from our team of global expert designers that deliver the best results at an affordable price.
SPEAK WITH AN EXPERTThe Importance of UI/UX Design
We provide an analytical and research-oriented approach that leverages proven design techniques to support your product’s success. Quality UI/UX upon initial launch is imperative as a first impression can accelerate or stall your market adoption rates.
Our design teams will ensure you are staying ahead of ever-changing trends and delivering the best user experience available.
We Are That UI/UX Agency
We offer UI/UX design that blends concept, content, and context.
We conduct a comprehensive analysis of your brand, your customers, and your desired user experience to find a style for your product that looks and feels great.
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User Testing & Research
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Web Application UI/UX
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Mobile Application UI/UX
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Desktop Application UI/UX
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Custom Product Applications UI/UX
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Demographics Influencing UI/UX
To better understand the user experiences that your designs create, our experts employ a wide variety of tools. Research such as focus groups, surveys, heat mapping, and competitor analysis will precisely assess how people interact and experience UI/UX design decisions in real life.
The thorough analysis allows us to better understand your user base and ensure the design satisfies their expectations.
Smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktops are ubiquitous. Each having their own unique screen resolutions while utilizing an equally wide variety of browsers. Responsive designs are now imperative to serve users on each platform and device.
While desktop apps tend to favor multitasking, mobile users tend to be focused on solving one problem at a time. Optimizing for a mobile browser mindset means condensing content, rethinking visual layouts, and rebuilding around user expectations.
A quality web application UI/UX can deliver better load speeds, lower bounce rates, create easier analytics, SEO, and ultimately a better user experience. Visit our Web Application Development page to learn more.
People use mobile apps much differently than how they use web applications. Mobile interactions are more likely to get interrupted and resumed, and a small screen means it’s critical to make informed decisions about each pixel of space. Mobile also presents opportunities to use technologies that aren’t available on other platforms, like multiple cameras, accelerometers, haptic-feedback, screen orientation, GPS, and more.
Even basic control patterns are unique to mobile, which is why building a mobile UI/UX with a desktop mindset is a failure waiting to happen. Our mobile-minded approach to design draws user attention to important information.
Desktop users want quick access to information and tools, and an easy to multitask workflow. Having ample screen space means a wider range of opportunities for layouts and navigation. For example, compared to mobile pullout menus, fixed navigation bars can be great for discoverability.
However, building the best desktop app UI/UX for any given project will require understanding consumers and their behavior. Mac, PC, and Linux all have their own distinct user demographics, including significant differences in attitudes, age, gender, and technical proficiency. Our research-oriented approach to UI/UX development can help determine how to make the most of these opportunities and leverage audience insights to their fullest potential.
Emerging smart-products present a world of new design challenges for user-interface integration. We expertly navigate these custom product challenges such as irregular screen sizes and limited data space to create consistent user experiences between different devices. It’s imperative to identify styles that fit the aesthetic of the physical device and simultaneously represent the brand’s identity. Our experts can navigate the infinite complexity of custom product UI/UX design on products ranging from cloud-enabled smart devices to industrial human-machine interfaces. Visit our Software Product Development page to learn more.
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Every individual has a unique relationship to technology with distinctive preferences, values, technical knowhow, and willingness to adopt novel technologies. For example, millennials are more likely to shop on mobile, seniors tend to prefer voice activated commands, and men and women differ in click-through motivations.
Demographic studies can help provide insight into what people really want, and what kind of solutions will work best for each intended audience. Our industry-oriented market research allows us to continually put the most relevant assumptions to the test, in order to glean an ever-improving picture of your target audience.
User Testing & Research
To better understand the user experiences that your designs create, our experts employ a wide variety of tools. Research such as focus groups, surveys, heat mapping, and competitor analysis will precisely assess how people interact and experience UI/UX design decisions in real life.
The thorough analysis allows us to better understand your user base and ensure the design satisfies their expectations.
Web Application UI/UX
Smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktops are ubiquitous. Each having their own unique screen resolutions while utilizing an equally wide variety of browsers. Responsive designs are now imperative to serve users on each platform and device.
While desktop apps tend to favor multitasking, mobile users tend to be focused on solving one problem at a time. Optimizing for a mobile browser mindset means condensing content, rethinking visual layouts, and rebuilding around user expectations.
A quality web application UI/UX can deliver better load speeds, lower bounce rates, create easier analytics, SEO, and ultimately a better user experience.
Mobile Application UI/UX
People use mobile apps much differently than how they use web applications. Mobile interactions are more likely to get interrupted and resumed, and a small screen means it’s critical to make informed decisions about each pixel of space. Mobile also presents opportunities to use technologies that aren’t available on other platforms, like multiple cameras, accelerometers, haptic-feedback, screen orientation, GPS, and more.
Even basic control patterns are unique to mobile, which is why building a mobile UI/UX with a desktop mindset is a failure waiting to happen. Our mobile-minded approach to design draws user attention to important information.
Desktop Application UI/UX
Desktop users want quick access to information and tools, and an easy to multitask workflow. Having ample screen space means a wider range of opportunities for layouts and navigation. For example, compared to mobile pullout menus, fixed navigation bars can be great for discoverability.
However, building the best desktop app UI/UX for any given project will require understanding consumers and their behavior. Mac, PC, and Linux all have their own distinct user demographics, including significant differences in attitudes, age, gender, and technical proficiency. Our research-oriented approach to UI/UX development can help determine how to make the most of these opportunities and leverage audience insights to their fullest potential.
Custom Product Applications UI/UX
Emerging smart-products present a world of new design challenges for user-interface integration. We expertly navigate these custom product challenges such as irregular screen sizes and limited data space to create consistent user experiences between different devices. It’s imperative to identify styles that fit the aesthetic of the physical device and simultaneously represent the brand’s identity. Our experts can navigate the infinite complexity of custom product UI/UX design on products ranging from cloud-enabled smart devices to industrial human-machine interfaces.
Visit our Software Product Development page to learn more.Demographics Influencing UI/UX
Every individual has a unique relationship to technology with distinctive preferences, values, technical knowhow, and willingness to adopt novel technologies. For example, millennials are more likely to shop on mobile, seniors tend to prefer voice activated commands, and men and women differ in click-through motivations.
Demographic studies can help provide insight into what people really want, and what kind of solutions will work best for each intended audience. Our industry-oriented market research allows us to continually put the most relevant assumptions to the test, in order to glean an ever-improving picture of your target audience.
Industry Specific Expertise
Our teams are able to address a multitude of unique needs.
Difference Between UI & UX
User Interface (UI) refers to the assets people interact with. User experience (UX) refers to the experience of interacting with those elements while using the product.
In short: UI makes things clear, UX makes things comfortable.
UI
- Visually pleasing stylistic elements – what we see.
- Color, typography, and location of elements.
- Buttons, menus, icons, and placement.
- Focuses on the design patterns and micro-details.
UX
- Designed for what users experience and feel.
- Where technology meets psychology.
- Focus on engagement and enjoyment.
- Intuitive layouts and helpful processes.
Lead Your Users In The Right Direction
One of the most popular examples of user-hated UX in recent history, the Netflix auto-play feature has been a source of irritation for many users since it was released in 2015. Momentarily hovering over the wrong spot in a content search launched a looped trailer, complete with jarring auto-play volume enabled. After years of complaints, developers added a mute option.
Even experts can make mistakes. But with continual refinement, you can successfully push user behaviors and ROI in the direction you want. Our software design services can help you find the most cost-effective solutions.
“People ignore design that ignores people.” — Frank Chimero, Designer and Illustrator.