Website design

Software and tools people can use without a manual.

ACS Creative provides UI/UX design for businesses in Maryland, Northern Virginia, and Washington, DC, and clients nationwide. We design the screens behind web apps, customer portals, dashboards, kiosks, and interactive tools, starting from how people actually work and testing the design before any code is written.

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What's included

Discovery workshop and review of the current product or process
User flows and information architecture
Wireframes for every key screen
Clickable prototype for testing and sign-off
Usability testing with real users
High-fidelity screens and a reusable component library
Developer-ready handoff with accessibility and behavior notes

Who this is for

Organizations building a web app, portal, dashboard, kiosk, or calculator, and teams whose existing software confuses users or generates support calls.

Where we do this work

Frederick, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Germantown, Bethesda, Columbia and everywhere we serve.

What you get

A tested, developer-ready design for your product: user flows, wireframes, a clickable prototype, and polished screens built from a reusable component library. Every screen is annotated for accessibility and behavior, so your developers, or ours, build what was designed instead of guessing.

How it works

We start by learning how people use the product today and where they get stuck. Then we map the flows, wireframe the key screens, and turn them into a clickable prototype that real users try. What we learn goes into the final designs. Because testing happens before development, a change costs hours instead of a sprint.

Who it is for

A company launching a customer portal or internal tool. A team whose app works but frustrates the people using it. A trade show or retail team planning a kiosk. A marketing team that wants an interactive calculator or product configurator on its site.

How this fits with our website work

Every website we design includes UX work. This service is for products beyond a marketing site, where people log in, enter data, or complete tasks, and where a confusing screen costs time, support calls, or sales. Our development team can carry the design through the build.

Common questions

What is the difference between UI and UX?

UX is how the product works: the flows, the structure, and the decisions a user makes. UI is how it looks and feels on screen. We design both together.

Do you only design, or do you build too?

Both. We can hand the designs to your developers or build them with our own team.

Can you improve an app we already have?

Yes. We start by reviewing the current product and testing it with users, then redesign the screens causing the most trouble first.

Do you design for accessibility?

Yes. Designs follow WCAG 2.2 AA guidance for contrast, focus states, and keyboard use, and the handoff notes cover accessibility behavior.

What tools do you use?

Figma [confirm] for design and prototyping, with files your developers can inspect directly.

How long does it take?

Most projects take six to twelve weeks [confirm] from discovery to final designs, depending on the number of screens.

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