Interface Design · B2B
Freelance UX/UI Designer for B2B Platforms and Applications
A B2B product is judged by how easily your users find their way around it. Whether you're designing a new platform or evolving an existing product, I design a clear, coherent interface: from information architecture to a prototype ready for development.
Discuss your interface
Client references
Use cases
When do I step in?
A new product to scope, or an existing product that needs clearer direction.
Launching a new platform
A new B2B product needs an interface designed from the start, not bolted on afterward.
Existing product in fast growth
Features pile up faster than the thinking behind the interface structure.
Technical team with no design direction
Without a dedicated designer, interface decisions get made on the fly during development.
Inconsistent design across screens
Buttons, spacing and components differ from page to page, with no shared system.
Scope
From research to the final product
Research, structure and interface aren't treated as separate tracks: it's one job, from the need to the prototype.
Research & audit
Understanding the product, its users, and what already exists if the product is already live.
Architecture & flows
Organizing the screens and the user's key tasks.
Wireframes & UI mockups
Structure first, then visual direction and components, screen by screen.
Interactive prototype
Clickable, ready for review and development.
Before / after
A structure you can see on screen
Same data, structured differently: two ways of presenting the same dashboard.
Same data in both cases: only the structure changes. Schematic representation of a B2B management interface, not a real mockup.
For a product already live
Does your current interface need an audit?
If your product is already live, these five questions help gauge the real level of friction.
References
Examples of B2B platforms and applications
Three recent projects, from wireframe to final interface.
Approaches compared
What changes depending on the approach
Each feature is developed with no prior thought given to the interface.
Visual inconsistencies, a longer learning curve for users.
A generic interface kit is applied with no adaptation to the product.
Clean-looking but undifferentiated, poorly matched to real usage.
A designer steps in for one specific need, with no view of the whole product.
Local improvement, with no guarantee of overall consistency.
The interface is designed by the same person from start to finish, aligned with real usage.
Consistency, traceable decisions, a solid base for what comes next.
Benefits
What you gain
An interface that's easier to understand
Your users find the same landmarks on every screen, without having to relearn the interface.
Fewer support requests
A clearer interface reduces the number of questions and tickets tied to using the product.
Faster development
Later screens build on foundations already in place, instead of starting from scratch each time.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask me most
I deliver mockups and a prototype ready for development (Figma, specs, components). Integration is usually handled by your own technical team, with support available depending on the project.
No, it's actually the most useful moment: setting a clear architecture before development starts avoids having to fix it later.
No. A minimal set of components (buttons, colors, spacing) can be put in place during the engagement if none exists yet.
A one-off audit or initial scoping usually takes one to two weeks. A broader engagement across several screens is planned case by case depending on scope.
Yes. Most projects involve working directly with developers already in place, rather than a team I provide.
After a conversation about the product and the screens involved, you'll receive a precise quote within 24 hours, with no commitment.
Yes, that's actually the most common case: a one-off or recurring engagement alongside a technical team already in place.
UX/UI Design B2B · Interfaces designed for your users
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500+
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