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UI/UX design that makes it obvious what to click next.

Customers don't read your site, they scan it. If they can't find the menu, the price or the booking button in a few seconds, they leave. We design websites, portals and app screens around the one thing you need each visitor to do, then make every screen clear, fast and easy on a phone.

"Working with Trevor Baker and Growth Aware has been one of the best decisions I've made for my businesses, Tee Dimension and Tactical Descent."

Jason McCraken

Founder, Tactical Descent & Tee Dimension

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What's included

UX review

We walk through your current site or app the way a new customer would and point out where people get stuck.

User flows

We map the path from first visit to booked, bought or contacted, and remove the steps that don't need to be there.

Wireframes

Simple layouts for each key screen so we agree on structure before anything gets designed.

Interface design

Polished screens in your brand: type, color, buttons, forms and components that stay consistent everywhere.

Mobile-first layouts

Designed for the phone first, because that's where most small business customers find you.

Build-ready handoff

We build the design ourselves or hand it off with the specs your developer needs.

How it works

  1. 1

    Review

    We look at what you have, who your customers are and what you need them to do.

  2. 2

    Map and wireframe

    User flows and screen layouts for the pages and features that matter most.

  3. 3

    Design

    Full interface designs you can click through and comment on before we build.

  4. 4

    Build and refine

    We build it, test it on real devices and fix anything that slows people down.

Who it's for

Owners with a website that looks fine but doesn't convert, businesses launching a client portal, booking flow or app, and brands that want a custom experience instead of a template.

Common questions

UX (user experience) is how it works: the steps, the layout and how easy it is to get things done. UI (user interface) is how it looks: the colors, type, buttons and screens. We do both together.

Let's see where you're leaving customers on the table.

A free call or a free growth analysis. No pressure, no long contracts.

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