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Product Design & Research
- 1. Uncovering deep user and market insights
- 2. Crafting intuitive and scalable digital experiences
- 3. Offering a selection of customizable design services
Our Approach
We provide tailored engagement models built around your product lifecycle, technical constraints, and strategic design objectives.
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Our Experts Say...
What We Deliver...

Native Team Alignment
Blend with your in-house team and share responsibilities effortlessly.

Design Optimisation
Early design decisions accelerate product roadmaps and feature launches.

Rapid UX Augmentation
Quickly inject specialised UX/UI design or research expertise exactly when needed.

Elevated Product Value
Combine your vision with our design expertise to build highly intuitive products.
“Working with Cat and the Ntegra team was a genuine pleasure. They designed and built our new intranet page, a Young Person profile application, and a Learning & Development profile application for our colleagues. The designs struck exactly the right balance – on brand, intuitive, and easy to maintain. It is still highly in use today, which speaks for itself. In fact, just a few weeks ago we received specific compliments about the Young Person profile app. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Cat and the team, and I'd be very happy to work with them again.”
Head Of Technology | Chailey Heritage Foundation
FAQ’s
What's the difference between product design and UX research at Ntegra?
Research comes first: we validate what to build through user interviews, competitive benchmarking, and cognitive walkthroughs.
Design comes next: we translate those insights into wireframes, prototypes, and tested interfaces. Together, they ensure your roadmap reflects real user demand rather than internal assumptions.
What UX research methods do you use?
We combine qualitative methods (user interviews, cognitive walkthroughs, usability testing) with quantitative methods (competitive benchmarking, behavioural analytics) depending on the question we're answering, whether that's uncovering unmet needs or validating a specific interaction.
Can you redesign an existing product, or only build new ones from scratch?
Both. We regularly modernise legacy enterprise systems alongside building complex SaaS products from the ground up. Either way, the process starts with research into how the current experience is (or isn't) working before any redesign begins.
What engagement models are available?
We offer everything from short-term resource augmentation to fully managed, hybrid design-and-dev teams. Engagements are shaped around your internal workflows and sprint cycles rather than a fixed package, so the model adapts to your team, not the other way round.
Do you work within our existing engineering and product workflows?
Yes - we collaborate directly with your engineering and product leads and fit our research and design process into your existing sprint cycles and technical constraints, rather than asking you to adapt to ours.
Is the design work accessible?
Accessibility is built into the process, not bolted on afterwards. Interfaces are designed and tested to be fully accessible as standard, alongside usability testing for broader user experience quality.
How is a product design and research engagement structured?
Most engagements start with a research phase (interviews, benchmarking, walkthroughs) to establish what's actually needed, followed by an iterative design phase (wireframes, prototypes, usability testing) that refines the interface until it's ready to scale with your technology stack.
How much does product design and research cost?
Cost depends on the engagement model. Resource augmentation is typically priced differently from a fully managed hybrid team. Get in touch with your specific technical constraints and sprint cycle, and we'll scope an approach that fits.
