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Xperience - Product Design Agency A premier Product Design Agency specializing in UX/UI for startups and tech companies since 2016.

We drive impact through strategic research, interface design, and branding systems.

08/09/2026

Design systems used to be built for two audiences: designers and developers.

In 2026, there is a third one: AI coding agents.

While working on Pipeline, we saw this shift firsthand. Their engineering workflow makes extensive use of tools like Claude Code and Cursor, which means a traditional Figma handoff is no longer the whole story.

The system also needs to be understandable by machines.

So we started thinking about the Design System differently.

Components need clear hierarchy and predictable behavior.

Tokens need semantic names that translate cleanly from Figma variables into code.

Layouts need explicit rules, not just visual examples.

States, dependencies and conditional behavior need to be documented in structured, machine-readable formats.

The goal is not to let AI randomly recreate the UI.

It is the opposite.

Give AI enough structure that it can move fast without slowly destroying the product's visual and UX consistency.

For Pipeline, this meant combining the Figma Design System with structured Markdown documentation, semantic tokens and strict reusable layout patterns that Claude Code and Cursor could work with directly.

The result is a development environment where engineers can use AI aggressively while the product still behaves like one coherent system.

I think this changes the role of the Design System quite significantly.

It is no longer only a library of components.

It is becoming part of the product's machine-readable architecture.

20/08/2026

Designing for people making $10M decisions changes the way you think about product design.

With Pipeline, we were designing a fintech workspace used to evaluate music catalog acquisitions and manage complex royalty portfolios. These are not casual interactions. A small misunderstanding in the interface can affect a very large financial decision.

That means the design cannot simply be clean or attractive. It has to support confidence.

Users need to understand where the numbers came from, compare forecasting scenarios, inspect assumptions, spot missing data, and move between a high-level view and very detailed financial information without losing context.

In products like this, data density is not something to avoid. It is something to structure carefully. Hierarchy, typography, spacing, states and interaction patterns all have to help the user distinguish what matters now from what is available when they need to investigate further.

We also wanted Pipeline to feel specific to its world. Serious enough for institutional finance, but connected to the music industry it operates in. That led us to a visual language influenced by professional audio hardware rather than another generic SaaS dashboard.

A few seconds from the product we designed for Pipeline.

Fintech Meets Audio HardwareMost Fintech platforms look identical: white cards, generic blue line charts, and flat table...
02/08/2026

Fintech Meets Audio Hardware

Most Fintech platforms look identical: white cards, generic blue line charts, and flat tables.
But when designing for the music IP & royalties industry, generic doesn't cut it.When we partnered with Pipeline US LLC to architect "IPCo In A Box"—managing over $200M in capital capacity—we knew the UI needed to feel both institutional and culturally relevant.

Our approach? "Bloomberg Terminal meets High-End Studio Hardware." We blended data-dense financial displays with subtle tactile elements inspired by elite audio mixing gear:

🎛️ Dark-mode native environments built for long analytical sessions.

💡 Soft LED status indicators for real-time deal health.

📊 High-contrast, precise typography that keeps complex

numbers readable at a glance. Financial tools for creative assets shouldn't feel sterile. They should feel authoritative, precise, and distinctly tailored to the domain.

Why We Insisted on Wireframes for a Complex Fintech Project (Even in the Age of AI)Right now, our team at Xperience is w...
04/05/2026

Why We Insisted on Wireframes for a Complex Fintech Project (Even in the Age of AI)

Right now, our team at Xperience is working deep "under the radar" on a groundbreaking fintech product for a startup in stealth mode. It’s an exceptionally complex system dealing with the automation of music IP acquisition and rights management.
When we kicked off the process, the obvious question came up: "Why not skip straight to High-Fidelity design?"

In a world where AI tools allow us to generate stunning visuals in seconds, the client wanted to sprint ahead, save time, and jump straight into development. The assumption was that the core planning could just happen "on the fly."

But we pushed back. We refused to skip the detailed wireframing phase, insisting on cracking every screen, user flow, and piece of business logic at the "skeleton" level first.
The result? We saved the project from itself.
By doing the heavy lifting during the wireframe phase, we uncovered dozens of critical complexities directly tied to the development architecture. These discoveries caused the startup to completely pivot their engineering plans before a single line of code was written.

Had we rushed straight into design and development, the client would have eventually hit a wall—stuck with a highly complex product that simply didn't work logically. Rolling back at that advanced stage would have cost a fortune and caused a massive engineering headache.

The Takeaway: Even as AI and modern tools make us faster, professional methodology and precise structural planning remain our most critical anchors. Doing it right doesn't just create a beautiful product—it saves the client massive amounts of time, money, and pain down the road.
Soon, when the project emerges from stealth, I’ll be able to share the actual visuals and dive into the true complexity of what we built. Stay tuned!

19/02/2026

Elevate your product.
A quick look at what we've been up to at Xperience. High-end product design, UX/UI excellence, and everything in between.

Clean. Functional. Professional.

See the full portfolio here: https://xperience-ux.com/

You're walking down the street and spot someone you've seen before. That person catches your eye more than complete stra...
28/01/2026

You're walking down the street and spot someone you've seen before. That person catches your eye more than complete strangers do. You tend to buy products from brands you've purchased in the past. People naturally lean toward the familiar.

This psychological principle (and design is deeply rooted in psychology) underpins one of the most essential techniques in interface design: the repeating motif. Colors, fonts, and other style elements get reused multiple times.

The same idea applies to icon design. To keep your product's icons feeling cohesive and connected, they need to share a consistent style. That way, users subconsciously recognize that the icon they're looking at right now belongs to the same set as the ones they saw earlier. Everything feels like part of one unified product.

Here's an example of how we maintained a strong graphic language for icons in a project we developed for the RAD company (https://xperience-ux.com/pages/radinsight).

The key elements of this language included:

- Wire icons built entirely from lines, no solid fills.
- Lines featuring rounded corners and rounded line endings.
- A smart mix of 2 px and 1 px strokes, where the thicker 2 px lines define the main shape and the thinner 1 px lines add finer details.
- Subtle semi-transparent background shades used selectively.

This graphic language comes with quite a few rules. Why go for such complexity? A small set of repeating tricks can quickly make a style feel monotonous and boring. With enough varied stylistic elements, we gain a rich toolkit that lets us illustrate a wide range of metaphors across hundreds of icons without losing coherence.

We named the design system we built for RAD the Zohar Design System, in honor of Zohar Zisapel, the founder of this longstanding Israeli high-tech company who sadly passed away recently. He made an enormous contribution to developing of Israel's startup nation.


"I don't need an alarm clock—my ideas wake me," Ray Bradbury, the famous sci-fi writer, once said. And here we are, livi...
20/01/2026

"I don't need an alarm clock—my ideas wake me," Ray Bradbury, the famous sci-fi writer, once said. And here we are, living in that futuristic world he dreamed of, with thinking machines and flying robots all around us. Yet the need to generate fresh ideas hasn't gone anywhere—in fact, it's become even more crucial.

It's no coincidence that right now, in this era, the startup world has exploded. As everyone knows, startups run on ideas (and a healthy dose of venture capital). It's exactly in this high-tech landscape full of bold new concepts that Xperience, our UI design agency, has been thriving for years.

A lot of people think that in interface design, the main thing is usability, making the product as convenient as possible for the user. But we see that as just a tool to reach the real goal. What's truly central - not only in UI design but in any form of design as a commercial art - is achieving the client's marketing objectives. We're talking concrete results: bigger market share, wider user reach, higher revenue - whatever success looks like for them.

Our team's deep experience, innovative approaches, and the most effective methods we use (yep, you've guessed it. AI is locked, loaded, and hanging right over our shoulder) help our clients claim their spot in the sun - a better, bigger spot in the market.

The world of ideas, that fantastic future world, is just one click away.

Welcome to Xperience! 🚀

https://xperience-ux.com/

11/01/2026

Empowering the Gig Economy: Designing the Workito Experience.

Managing a freelance business shouldn’t feel like a full-time job in itself.

For Workito, our mission at Xperience was to take the friction out of business management. We designed a mobile-first platform that transforms complex financial tasks—like invoicing, expense tracking, and payment collection—into a simple, intuitive, and even enjoyable flow.

By prioritizing "Clarity over Complexity," we’ve helped independent professionals focus on what they do best, while the app handles the rest.

Key UX highlights: ✨ Frictionless Onboarding: Getting users up and running in seconds. 📊 Instant Financial Clarity: Real-time dashboards for a bird's-eye view of your business. 🎨 Human-Centric UI: A vibrant, approachable design system that breaks the "boring" fintech mold.

At Xperience, we’ve been crafting high-impact digital experiences for startups and established brands since 2016. We don’t just build apps; we build tools for freedom.

Explore the full Case Study here: 🔗 xperience-ux.com/pages/workito

11/01/2026

Cloud Complexity, Simplified: Designing the WEKA CDM ☁️🚀

Scaling AI and High-Performance Computing (HPC) workloads shouldn’t be slowed down by complex infrastructure setup.

For WEKA, our goal at Xperience was to take the friction out of cloud deployment. We designed the Cloud Deployment Manager (CDM) to transform a manual, high-stakes process into a streamlined, automated experience across AWS, GCP, and Azure.

By replacing complex CLI commands with a visual, intuitive interface, we’ve empowered engineers to deploy clusters in minutes, not days.

Key UX highlights: 🖱️ One-Click Multi-Cloud Deployment: Seamlessly setting up infrastructure across major providers. 📊 Visual Configuration: Turning deep technical parameters into a clear, step-by-step GUI. 🔄 Deployment Visibility: Providing real-time monitoring and lifecycle management at a glance.

Since 2016, Xperience has been helping tech leaders bridge the gap between heavy infrastructure and world-class user experience. We design the tools that power the AI revolution.

Watch the full Case Study here: 🔗 xperience-ux.com/pages/weka-cloud-deployment-manager-cdm

11/01/2026

Mastering Network Complexity: The RADView Experience

Managing a global carrier network shouldn't feel like navigating a maze

For RADView, our mission at Xperience was to design a unified management and orchestration platform that handles the entire lifecycle of network services—from initial rollout to real-time assurance.

In the high-stakes world of 5G and network virtualization, we focused on creating a "single pane of glass" that empowers operators to visualize, manage, and optimize their infrastructure with zero friction.

Key UX highlights: 🔄 End-to-End Orchestration: Seamlessly managing both physical and virtualized network functions. 📍 Advanced Topology Visualization: Mapping out the network's DNA for instant troubleshooting and clarity. ⚡ Operational Efficiency: Streamlining complex workflows to reduce human error in critical environments.

At Xperience, we’ve been leading strategic product design for complex industries since 2016. We don't just build dashboards; we build command centers.

Explore the full Case Study here: 🔗 xperience-ux.com/pages/radview-network-management-and-orchestration

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