RedSage Labs
RedSage Labs
Design

UX Design

UX is where the arguments end: research the users, prototype the flow, test it, and let evidence settle what opinion cannot.

UX design at RedSage is research-led problem solving: understand the users and their tasks, architect flows that match how they actually think, prototype the solution, and test it before engineering spends a sprint on it.

The deliverable is confidence: validated flows, an information architecture that scales, and documentation that keeps the product coherent as it grows past the first release.

The Challenge

Products accumulate UX debt silently: features added where they fit rather than where they belong, flows designed around the database instead of the task, and navigation that made sense at launch collapsing under two years of additions.

Users adapt or leave - and because they rarely complain in a useful form, the team learns about the friction from churn numbers a quarter late.

Our Approach

Research grounds everything: user interviews, task analysis, analytics, and support-ticket mining to find what people actually struggle with. Architecture follows: flows and structure designed around tasks, validated with prototypes before build.

Testing closes the loop: moderated sessions and unmoderated studies against realistic tasks, findings translated into specific design changes. Usability issues get fixed in Figma at a fraction of their cost in code.

Capabilities

User research: interviews, task analysis, behavioral data.

Information architecture and flow design.

Wireframing and interactive prototyping.

Usability testing with actionable findings.

UX documentation that scales with the product.

Execution Process

01 //

Research

Users, tasks, and friction understood.

02 //

Architect

Structure and flows designed.

03 //

Prototype

Interactive models built for testing.

04 //

Validate

Tested with users; refined to evidence.

Business Outcomes

Flows that match how users think

Problems fixed before they cost sprints

Architecture that survives growth

Design debates settled by tests

Lower support burden by design

Deliverables

Research findings and journey maps
Information architecture
Wireframes and user flows
Interactive prototypes
Usability test reports
UX documentation and rationale

Technologies

User interview and research methods
Journey and task mapping
Wireframing and prototyping (Figma)
Moderated and unmoderated testing
Card sorting and tree testing
Behavioral analytics triangulation
Accessibility-first patterns

Frequently Asked Questions

You know your customers; research finds what they cannot articulate - the workarounds, hesitations, and misread labels. Even five interviews routinely surface assumptions the team did not know it was making.

One step ahead: research and validation run slightly ahead of sprints, so engineering always builds tested flows. We slot into the cadence you already have.

Cheapest insurance in software: a flow fixed in a prototype costs hours; the same fix after release costs sprints, support tickets, and churned users. The tested alternative pays for itself on the first avoided rebuild.

UX Design

Flows designed from evidence - research, architecture, prototypes, and testing that de-risk the build.

Design from evidence