GUDRIX - Full-cycle partner

Production software is where design usually gives up. Grey tables, 200 columns, nested modals, and a training period measured in weeks.But a shop-floor operator has gloves on and eight seconds. A production planner needs to see a bottleneck without running a report. A director wants one number, not fourteen tabs. Those are three completely different interfaces on top of the same data — and treating them as one is why internal systems get abandoned.We design manufacturing interfaces that are readable at a glance, safe under pressure, and fast for the people who use them 8 hours a day.What You GetRole-based interface design: operator, planner, quality, warehouse, managementProduction dashboard — orders, load, throughput, downtime, OEEOrder & work-order flow: creation → planning → execution → QC → shipmentShop-floor terminal screens designed for touch, gloves and poor lightingWarehouse & inventory views: stock, movement, picking, barcode/scan flowsQuality control interface: checks, defects, non-conformance reportingManagement reporting & analytics screensAlarm, error, confirmation and destructive-action patternsFull enterprise design system: tables, filters, forms, charts, statesInteractive prototype + complete Dev Mode handoffProcessOn-site or remote workflow research — we observe how the work actually happensRole & task mapping — what each user needs to see, decide and doCurrent system audit — where errors happen and why steps get skippedWireframes & data logic reviewed with your IT/production leadsUI design & system build — accessibility, contrast, touch targets, dark mode where neededPrototype & floor validation — tested with real users before developmentHandoff & ongoing design supportBest forManufacturers digitizing production, industrial software vendors building ERP/MES/WMS products, and companies whose internal system technically works but nobody wants to use.

If your buyer has to email you to find out which model fits, you've already added three days to the sales cycle.Industrial catalogs are hard because the data is hard: hundreds of SKUs, dozens of parameters, variants inside variants, and specs that only make sense in combination. Put that on a website without design thinking and you get a PDF with a scrollbar.We design catalogs and configurators where the buyer narrows down to the right product themselves — and lands on a filled-in RFQ instead of a support ticket.What You GetCatalog architecture — categories, series, models, variantsAdvanced filtering by technical parameters (dimensions, material, power, capacity, standard)Product detail: spec table, drawings, 3D/render placement, downloads, related itemsProduct comparison interfaceStep-by-step configurator flow with live spec/price summarySaved configurations, quote list ("cart" for B2B) and RFQ submissionDocumentation center — datasheets, CAD files, certificates, manualsDealer/distributor portal views (optional)Complete design system for data-heavy interfaces + Dev Mode handoffProcessData audit — we go through your actual product data and find the structure inside itTaxonomy design — how the buyer thinks vs. how your ERP stores it; we bridge the twoConfigurator logic mapping — dependencies, exclusions, defaultsWireframes & logic review with your technical teamUI design & component system built for hundreds of SKUsPrototype & testing — we run the flow with a real product scenarioHandoff & engineering support during buildBest forManufacturers with large or parametric product lines, equipment producers selling through dealers, and industrial companies whose sales team spends most of its day answering "which model do I need?"

Manufacturing companies lose deals online for a very specific reason: the buyer can't tell if you can actually make what they need.Industrial B2B websites are usually built to describe the company, not to qualify the buyer. Endless "about us" text, a product section with no specs, PDFs from 2016, and a contact form with no context — while a procurement engineer on the other side just wants tolerances, materials, capacity, certifications and a way to send a drawing.Gudrix designs manufacturer websites that speak to engineers and buyers, not to a marketing brochure. Clear capability, clear spec, clear path to an RFQ.What You GetFull site UX/UI: home, capabilities, products, industries, quality/certifications, about, contactCapability presentation: equipment, materials, tolerances, volumes, lead timesProduct/catalog section with spec tables and downloadable documentationIndustries served — separate entry points for each buyer segmentCertification & quality block (ISO, CE, audits, standards)Facility, equipment and process presentationRFQ flow — request-for-quote form with file/drawing uploadMultilingual structure (EN + your local market)Full design system in Figma + Dev Mode handoffProcessTechnical kickoff — what you produce, for whom, at what volume, and who signs the orderBuyer mapping — procurement, engineer, owner: each needs different proofCompetitor & market audit — 3–5 manufacturers in your segment benchmarkedStructure & wireframes — capability-first architectureVisual direction — industrial, credible, modern; approved on one key screenFull UI design — all pages, desktop + mobilePrototype, walkthrough, handoffBest forContract manufacturers, OEM/ODM suppliers, metalworking, plastics, electronics, machinery, packaging and industrial equipment companies who want their website to look as capable as their factory floor.

One building. One landing page. One goal: fill the viewing calendar before completion.A project landing page is a sales instrument, not a brochure. It has to carry the architecture, communicate the location advantage, present pricing without scaring anyone off, and make requesting a viewing feel like the obvious next step — all in a single scroll.We design high-conversion project pages where the renders do the selling and the interface stays out of the way.What You GetLong-form landing page, desktop + mobileHero section built around your renders or photographyLocation & infrastructure block (map, distances, neighborhood)Apartment/unit selector — layouts, areas, floors, prices, availabilityFloor plan presentation and gallery systemAmenities, construction progress and delivery timelineTrust block: developer, past projects, guarantees, documentsLead form + booking flow, optimized for mobileMotion & scroll-animation direction notes for developersFigma file with Dev Mode handoffProcessProject brief — segment, USP, price positioning, target buyerNarrative structure — we write the scroll: what the buyer sees, in what order, and whyWireframe & copy skeleton — approved before visualsVisual design — full page, both breakpointsMotion direction — what animates, how, and where restraint mattersPrototype, review, handoffBest forDevelopers launching a new residential or mixed-use complex, sales teams running paid traffic to a single project, and agencies presenting an exclusive listing portfolio.

Your agents don't lose deals because they lack leads. They lose deals because the lead sat in a system nobody enjoys opening.Real estate CRMs are notoriously bad: 40-field forms, pipelines that don't match how deals actually close, and reporting that requires an export to Excel to mean anything. When the tool is painful, data stops being entered — and then the whole system is fiction.We design internal real estate tools that agents use voluntarily. Fewer clicks per deal, clear pipeline states, and dashboards that answer the question the manager actually has.What You GetDeal pipeline (kanban + table views) matched to your real sales stagesLead detail view: history, communication log, documents, next actionContact & client managementInventory/unit availability view for developers (building → floor → unit)Agent performance dashboard and manager reportingTask, reminder and notification systemRole-based views (agent / manager / admin)Data-dense design system: tables, filters, forms, charts, modalsInteractive prototype + full Dev Mode handoffProcessWorkflow interviews — we sit with 2–3 actual agents and map how a deal really movesCurrent system audit — what's slow, what's skipped, what's duplicatedFlow redesign — we cut steps before we design screensWireframes & data model review with your team/CTOUI design & system build — every state: loading, empty, error, bulk actionsPrototype & team review — we validate with the people who'll use it dailyHandoff & build supportBest forDevelopers managing in-house sales teams, brokerage networks with 10+ agents, and proptech companies building a CRM product for the real estate market.

A listing platform is not a website with a filter. It's three products in one: a search experience for buyers, a publishing tool for agents, and an admin system for you.Most marketplaces break under their own logic — filters that return nothing, map and list views that fight each other, agent dashboards nobody wants to use, and a listing form so long that half the inventory never gets published.We design property marketplaces where all three sides actually work: buyers find, agents publish, you control.What You GetBuyer side: search, filters, map view, saved searches, favorites, comparisonListing detail: media gallery, floor plans, virtual tour placement, agent contact, similar propertiesAgent/seller dashboard: listing creation flow, media upload, performance stats, lead inboxAdmin panel: moderation, users, listings, analyticsAuth, onboarding, notification and empty-state designFull design system with data-dense components (tables, filters, cards, maps)Interactive prototype covering the three core journeysComplete Dev Mode handoffProcessProduct discovery — business model, revenue logic, who publishes and who paysInformation architecture — entity model, roles, permissions, navigationCore flow mapping — search → detail → contact; publish → moderate → liveLo-fi wireframes for all three sides, reviewed before visualsUI design & design system — built for volume and future featuresPrototype & usability walkthrough — we test the search and publish flows before handoffHandoff & engineering support — we stay available during the buildBest forProptech startups building an MVP, agency networks consolidating inventory into one platform, and existing marketplaces whose growth is capped by a UX that was never designed for scale.

Buying property is the largest transaction most people ever make - and they decide whether to trust you in the first 15 seconds on your website.Most real estate websites fail for the same reasons: listings that look like a spreadsheet, photography buried under heavy UI, no clear path from "interesting" to "book a viewing," and a mobile experience that breaks exactly where the lead was about to convert.Gudrix designs real estate websites that do one job well: turn attention into qualified viewing requests. We design around the buyer's actual decision path — location, price, layout, trust, contact - not around a template someone bought in 2019.What You GetFull site UX/UI: home, projects/listings, single property, about, contactProperty card system that scales from 10 listings to 10,000Filter & search architecture (location, price, rooms, area, status, delivery date)Single property page: gallery, floor plans, amenities, location map, mortgage/price block, CTALead capture flows — viewing request, callback, brochure downloadMobile-first responsive design for every screenDesign system in Figma: components, variables, auto layoutInteractive prototype with real navigationDeveloper handoff via Figma Dev Mode — specs, tokens, exported assetsProcessKickoff & positioning (60 min) — your portfolio, your buyer, your price segment, your competitorsReference & market audit — we analyze 3–5 competing developers/agencies and define what you must beatStructure & wireframes — sitemap, page structure, lead-flow logic before any visual workVisual direction — 1 key screen in 2 directions, you pick one, we alignFull UI design — all pages, all states, desktop + mobilePrototype & walkthrough — live presentation, feedback round, final polishHandoff — Dev Mode file, assets, guidelines your developers can build from on day oneBest forResidential and commercial developers launching or repositioning a project, boutique agencies competing on brand quality, and property companies whose website looks older than their buildings.

We don't just design screens. We design the logic behind them — the flows, decisions, and interface patterns that turn complex business problems into products people actually want to use.Gudrix is a full-cycle design and development agency based in London and Tallinn, specialising in digital products for Manufacturers, Tech-driven industries, and Real Estate companies. When you hire us for UX/UI, you get a complete design process — from the first discovery session to a production-ready Figma file your engineering team can build from day one.What's included:— Discovery session & UX strategy— User research & information architecture— User flow mapping & lo-fi wireframes— High-fidelity UI for web & mobile— Design system & component library in Figma— Interactive prototype with real navigation logic— Developer handoff via Figma Dev Mode — specs, tokens, assets, all exportedBuilt for:B2B companies that need their product to earn trust at first glance. SaaS and platform teams redesigning for growth. Manufacturers and real estate businesses entering digital for the first time. Founders who need a senior design partner, not just a contractor.Our edge:We design for businesses where complexity is the norm — multi-role dashboards, B2B procurement flows, industrial product catalogues, and data-heavy interfaces. We make them feel simple to the end user. That's the hard part. That's what we do.