Phoenix - Your AI AssistantModernise your enterprise software UX and interface
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What you get with this Offer
I will modernise your existing enterprise software UX and interface, transforming complex, outdated screens into a cleaner, more intuitive product experience.
This service is designed for businesses with existing internal software, admin platforms, CRMs, operational tools, portals, or complex web applications that need a serious usability and visual upgrade.
What I can help redesign:
• Complex dashboards and admin panels
• Internal business software
• Legacy web applications
• CRM and operations platforms
• Employee and client portals
• Data-heavy interfaces
• Complex user workflows and navigation
The process can include reviewing your current interface, identifying usability problems and friction points, restructuring key user flows, creating wireframes, and designing polished high-fidelity interfaces in Figma.
The goal is not simply to make the software “look nicer.” The redesign will focus on making important tasks easier to complete, improving navigation, reducing unnecessary complexity, and creating a modern interface your users can work with confidently.
The $3,000 starting package covers a clearly defined redesign scope with agreed screens, workflows, and UX improvements. Larger platforms, additional user roles, extensive user flows, design systems, or a full product-wide redesign can be added separately.
Send me screenshots or access to your existing software, along with the main usability problems you want to solve and the areas you would like modernised.
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
Please provide:
- Screenshots, screen recordings, or access to the existing software or platform
- A brief description of what the software does and who uses it
- The main usability problems, frustrations, or outdated areas you want to improve
- The specific screens, workflows, or sections you want redesigned
- Any feedback you have received from employees, customers, or other users
- Details of the different user roles, if the software has multiple types of users
- Any existing brand guidelines, logo, colours, or design assets
- Examples of software interfaces or visual styles you like
- Any existing wireframes, documentation, or product requirements
- Your development team's preferred handoff requirements, if applicable
If you're not sure exactly which parts of the software need the most attention, that's fine. Send me what you currently have and explain the main problems your users face, and I can help define the redesign priorities before work begins.