The work
The first minute, the daily habit and the permission prompt: where people decide whether to keep an app.
The problem
If 2 or more of these ring true, the problem is usually a few key moments, not the whole app.
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Selected work
Client case studiesApps we design and run ourselves
# Artisse / iOS
Case studyRedesign
A technical AI image tool, redesigned into a creative, community-driven app with a discovery home, a “Craft Your Prompt” assistant and curated theme packs.
Read the case study# Ritmik / iOS
Our appMusic
A musical note writer: tap a rhythm, see it as clean notation, play it back.
See the app# Lovely Words / iOS
Our appVocabulary
Calm, full-screen word cards with just 2 tabs: home and library.
See the app# ULookSoGood / iOS
Case studyNew app
A new app whose daily routine, workouts and nutrition advice change with each phase of the user’s cycle.
Read the case studyProof
“Over the past six months, we have worked with five different UIUX designers, but none of them came close to the level of expertise and professionalism that Sevgi has demonstrated.”
Ways to start
Start from an idea, or from the app you already have.
# New app
From a rough idea to a designed product your developers can build.
# Existing app
Find the moments that lose people, then redesign them.
No. We’re a design studio. You get designs, a clickable prototype and handoff files your developers build from, and we stay on hand during the build.
It depends on the scope. Once we’ve seen the full picture, we’ll share a rough timeline.
Both. We follow each platform’s conventions where they matter, and keep one shared design where that serves your users better.
Yes. We build on your existing branding, or help define a visual direction if you’re starting from scratch.
Yes: screenshot sequences, compositions and launch copy that explain the app’s value.
