Is this for you?
An app can work and still feel unfinished: layouts that break on a phone, forms that are confusing when something goes wrong, and screens that are hard to use with a keyboard or a screen reader. Those details decide whether people trust it.
For example:
- Layouts that break on phones
- Forms that confuse people when something goes wrong
- An app that is hard to use with a keyboard or screen reader
What Blue Pixel delivers
- Responsive layouts that work from phones to wide screens
- Accessibility checked against WCAG 2.2 AA
- Forms with clear labels, helpful errors, and sensible defaults
- Loading, empty, and error states that tell people what is happening
- Consistent spacing, type, and components
How the work goes
Walk through it
Blue Pixel uses the app on different devices and with assistive technology, and lists what gets in the way.
Prioritize
The fixes that most affect real users come first.
Polish
Changes made in your existing design, or with a light design system if there is none.
What helps scope the work
It helps to know:
- How many screens and flows the app has
- Whether there is an existing design system to follow
- Accessibility requirements from customers or regulations
Questions
Do you redesign the whole app?
Not unless you want that. Most of the value is in fixing what gets in people’s way, within the look you already have.
Is accessibility included?
Yes. Keyboard use, screen readers, contrast, and focus are checked as part of the work, against WCAG 2.2 AA.