Product that works but looks like an internal tool? We design the UX, build the system underneath it — tokens, components, and every state — and apply the brand where it converts. Designed in components your engineers can actually ship, not artboards they reinterpret.
Clientsacross US · UK · EU · UAE
Decadeof saas and web engineering
$6M+saved for clients
Top Rated Pluson Upwork (both founders)
Design your engineers can actually ship
A system, not a pile of screens
Integrations that survive Monday morning
Design your engineers can actually ship
A system, not a pile of screens
Integrations that survive Monday morning
Featured work
Three engagements, three different shapes of design work. Metrics get filled in once Dharmesh confirms the numbers.
The subscription product built on top of The Legal Paige's business. It needed to feel like software people pay for, not an internal tool, so we built the design system underneath it: tokens, components, and patterns the team reuses to ship new surfaces without a designer reviewing every screen.
847
Approvals/wk
4
Systems live
How design engagements begin
Most design engagements with us start in one of four shapes. If you see yourself below, we have a strong opinion about how the work should go.
01
You're charging real money on an interface that looks like an internal admin panel. Buyers read polish as proof you'll still be here in three years. We start with the three or four screens that carry your sales demo and your onboarding, not a full redesign you can't afford to ship. Perception is a feature; it just isn't on the roadmap yet.
Typically ships
02
The gap between a beautiful mockup and a shipped screen is where most design spend disappears. Designers hand over flat artboards; engineers reinterpret spacing, states, and edge cases on the fly. We design in components that map to code, document the states most mockups skip (empty, loading, error, long string), and stay in the pull requests during the build. Design that can't ship isn't design, it's expensive concept art.
Typically ships
03
Two designers without a system produce two products. A token layer, a component library, and a usage doc let three designers and five engineers stay consistent without a meeting for every button. We build the system around your actual product, not a generic kit, and version it like code. The point isn't pretty documentation; it's that the tenth screen looks like the first without anyone policing it.
Typically ships
04
A logo and a color don't survive contact with a real product, a sales deck, and a support email. An identity is the type, the voice, the motion, and the rules that keep all of it coherent across every surface. We build the system and apply it where it earns its keep first: the product UI and the pages that convert. Brand that lives only in a PDF guideline is brand nobody uses.
Typically ships
Our process
Five stages from research to handoff. Click through to see what gets produced at each stage and the artifacts you walk away with.
Before any pixels, we look at how people actually use the product and where the funnel leaks. End of this stage: a findings doc, a prioritized list of opportunities, and agreement on which problems are worth designing for.
Sample artifact
APPROACH
COST
RISK
Visual mockup - real artifact replaces this in production
Sample artifact
Visual mockup - real artifact replaces this in production
These are our super weapons that help us build a strong structure for your organization!
Tailwind CSS
Java Script
Kotlin
React
Swift
Flutter
NestJS
Django
Pricing tiers
Three starting points. Real number after a short scoping call. These are the ranges we work in for design and branding engagements.
Starter
$8k
/ projectA focused redesign of your key flows plus a starter style guide. 3-4 weeks.
Growth
$25k
/ projectFull product UX plus a real design system and brand applied in-product. 8-12 weeks.
Custom
Talk
Ground-up brand identity plus end-to-end product design, with an embedded designer over the long term.
These are the words that keep us going even an extra mile!
The questions clients ask every time. Answered in full so you can make a confident decision.
A Figma specialist designs with system thinking, not just visual craft. They use Variables and design tokens so colours and spacing update globally from one change. They build components with Auto Layout so designs behave like real responsive CSS. They configure Dev Mode so developers get annotated specs without needing to ask. A generic UI designer uses Figma as a drawing tool. A Figma specialist uses it as a product engineering tool that happens to produce beautiful output.
For teams scaling design
The question every growing product team hits. Our framework scores where your UI consistency actually breaks, what a system would cost, and whether now is the right time.
One email, the PDF attached. No drip sequence, no sales follow-up.
PDF - 6 pages
The Design System Audit Framework - 2026
Three ways to work with reverseBits
Different buyers need different first steps. No push to a sales call before you're ready.
Soft - just exploring
The framework above, as a PDF. Signals, cost ranges, and a readiness score.
Download the guideMid - ready to explore
Show us the product. Six-question qualifier first so we use the time well.
Book a scoping callNow - ready to start
Send your product link or Figma. Proposal back within one business day, with a named designer.
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