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Wrong thing, beautifully built
Months of engineering invested in features nobody adopts — because requirements skipped users.
Enterprise UX Design
Build the right thing. Then watch it get used.
BP3's UX Design team turns ambiguous business problems into adoptable, accessible, value-driven experiences — using agile UX methods that validate early, ship faster, and protect your roadmap from costly rework.
WCAG 2.2 AA by default
Agile UX delivery
$1 → $100 ROI proof
UX Studio
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Color Tokens 6 / 24
Typography · Outfit 700 / Bold
Aa Display · 48 / 56
Components Production
Buttonv3
Form Fieldv2
Data Tablev4
Modalv2
Toastv1
Navigationv3
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User research synthesised · 14 interviews2 min ago
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Prototype shipped to usability labMoments ago
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Accessibility audit · WCAG 2.2 AAIn progress
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Design tokens published to FigmaNext sync
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Adoption telemetry wired inSprint 3
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Discovery
Powered by BP3 Brazos Design System WCAG 2.2 AA
UX WORK TRUSTED BY GLOBAL ENTERPRISES
Why UX Fails In Enterprise
You're not short on ideas.
You're not short on ideas.
You're short on the right one.
Most enterprise products don't fail in build. They fail upstream — in the muddy space between "what users actually need" and "what stakeholders agree to ship." That's where good UX earns its keep.
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Costly late-stage rework
Usability gaps surface in UAT or post-launch, when changes cost 100× more than catching them at sketch.
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Accessibility as an afterthought
Compliance shoehorned in at the end — fragile, expensive, and one audit away from legal exposure.
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Design without a system
Every screen reinvented from scratch. No tokens, no patterns, no scalability — just inconsistency that compounds.
Our Design Principles
Six principles. One outcome — solutions people actually want to use.
These are the non-negotiables our UX team applies to every engagement, from a single-screen tweak to an enterprise-wide design system rollout.
01Outcome-Driven
Every design decision tied to a business outcome and a user goal — measured, not assumed.
02User-Centered
Real users in the loop — interviews, prototypes, testing — from week one through long after launch.
03Usability First
Efficiency, clarity, ease — task flows engineered so the right action is also the obvious one.
04Accessible by Default
WCAG 2.2 AA baked in from sketch to ship — keyboard, screen-reader, contrast, motion respect.
05Consistent & Systemic
Tokens, patterns, and components governed in a living design system — scale without drift.
06Iterative & Agile
Small loops, real feedback, fast adjustments — agile UX woven into your delivery cadence.
"A rule of thumb is for every one dollar invested in UX research you save $10 in development and $100 in post-release maintenance."
Dr. Claire-Marie Karat · IBM Research
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The Impact of Good UX
Numbers our clients quote
Numbers our clients quote
on board slides.
Outcomes from BP3 UX engagements across financial services, healthcare, legal tech, travel, and the public sector — measurable, defensible, repeatable.
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Faster time-to-market
Validated prototypes ship sooner — fewer dead-end builds, tighter feedback loops, real velocity.
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Less post-release rework
Usability issues caught at the sketch — before they harden into expensive engineering debt.
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User adoption rate
Designed-for-adoption flows turn product launches into used, loved, retained experiences.
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WCAG 2.2 AA compliance
Accessibility built in, not bolted on — every product, every screen, every release.
What Changes With BP3
From "feature factory" to product team — without the reorg.
You don't need to restructure the org chart. You need a UX practice that fits the way you already deliver. Here's the shift our clients feel within the first sprint.
Before BP3
Build first. Ask questions later.
- ✕Requirements written from assumption, not evidence
- ✕Usability surfaces in UAT or production — too late
- ✕Accessibility tacked on; failed audits, legal exposure
- ✕Every team reinventing UI patterns from scratch
- ✕Adoption flat. Support tickets up. Roadmap re-baselined.
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With BP3 UX
Validate first. Ship the right thing.
- ✓Insights from real users drive every design call
- ✓Prototyped, tested, refined — before a line of code
- ✓WCAG 2.2 AA baked into tokens, components, flows
- ✓One governed design system, scaled across products
- ✓Adoption climbs. Tickets drop. Roadmap stays on rails.
The Agile UX Process
Discover. Design. Deliver. On loop.
BP3's UX team plugs into your delivery cadence — sprint-aligned research, design, and validation that keeps engineering moving and stakeholders informed.
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Discover
User interviews, contextual inquiry, journey mapping, and stakeholder workshops — surfacing the real "right thing" to build.
Sprints 1–2
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Design
Wireframes to high-fidelity prototypes, tokenised design systems, accessibility-tested patterns — all validated with users before build.
Sprints 2–4 · iterative
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Deliver & Improve
Design handoff with dev-ready tokens, post-launch telemetry, satisfaction tracking, and continuous iteration baked into the cadence.
Ongoing · sprint-aligned
Use Cases
Designed, validated, adopted —
Designed, validated, adopted —
across industries.
A selection of recent UX engagements where the right design call changed the trajectory of the product.
Legal Tech
Design Harmony: Elevating UX in Legal Tech
Design system governance reshaped a legal solution's UX, ensuring consistency and scalability across the product portfolio.
Read Use Case →Maritime
Navigating Success in Cruise Operations
Modernising cruise operations for seamless efficiency and robust growth — design-led process transformation.
Read Use Case →Travel
Transforming Travel: Booking Engine Revamp
Streamlined cruise bookings with a user-centric engine — boosting efficiency, revenue, and customer satisfaction.
Read Use Case →Retail
Promo Power: Quick Coupon Control
Revolutionising promo management for rapid deployment and market agility across retail operations.
Read Use Case →Manufacturing
Steeling Efficiency: Unified Freight Goals
Aligning goals for streamlined freight processes in steel production — clarity, alignment, and operational lift.
Read Use Case →Real Estate
Real Estate Process Reimagined
RPA transformed commercial real estate's construction draw process — improving efficiency and refocusing teams on high-ROI work.
Read Use Case →Legal Tech
Strategic Roadmapping in Legal Tech
A 'Now, Next, Later' roadmap strategy enhanced product delivery and stakeholder alignment for a legal solutions firm.
Read Use Case →The BP3 UX Difference
Designers who think in business outcomes — and engineers who think in users.
BP3 isn't a design agency. We're a global automation and AI consultancy with a UX team built to deliver inside enterprise delivery cadences — alongside engineers, BAs, and platform teams.
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Agile UX, embedded
Researchers and designers who plug into Scrum, SAFe, or your bespoke cadence — no parallel "design phase" tax.
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Accessibility from day one
WCAG 2.2 AA designed into tokens, patterns, and prototypes — not retrofitted after audit.
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Design systems that govern themselves
Tokens, contribution rules, governance models — design systems built to scale beyond the launch team.
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Strategy + execution under one roof
The same team that runs the research workshop ships the production-ready Figma library.
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Adoption obsession
We measure what users actually do, not what they say — post-launch telemetry is part of every engagement.
UX Team Handles
- User research
- Journey mapping
- Prototyping
- Usability testing
- Design systems
- Accessibility audits
Your Team Keeps
- Domain expertise
- Stakeholder relationships
- Product roadmap ownership
- Brand & tone
- Engineering velocity
- Strategic decisions
Common Questions
What enterprise teams ask before they engage.
Most conversations start with the same handful of questions. Here's what teams want to know before they bring BP3's UX practice in.
How quickly can BP3's UX team start delivering?+
A typical UX engagement spins up within 2 weeks. Discovery research begins immediately; design output starts in sprint 2 and continues sprint-aligned from there.
Do you work inside our existing Figma, design tokens, and dev workflow?+
Yes — we work natively in Figma, FigJam, and your existing design system. If you don't have one yet, we'll build the foundation (tokens, components, governance) as part of the engagement.
How do you handle accessibility and WCAG compliance?+
WCAG 2.2 AA is the floor, not the goal. Accessibility is designed into tokens, validated in prototypes (keyboard, screen-reader, contrast, motion), and re-tested at each release. We deliver audit-ready evidence on request.
What's the typical engagement size and shape?+
Engagements range from a single embedded designer for a sprint pair, to multi-discipline UX teams (research + design + systems) running quarter-long programmes. We size to the outcome, not the headcount.
How do you measure UX success?+
Three layers: user metrics (task success, satisfaction, SUS scores), product metrics (adoption, retention, support volume), and business metrics (cycle time, cost-to-serve, revenue lift). We agree the scorecard up front.
Can you also build the thing once it's designed?+
Absolutely. BP3's strength is end-to-end — UX, low-code, intelligent automation, AI, and process orchestration under one roof. The design team hands off to engineers who speak the same language.
Start With A UX Discovery
Stop building the wrong thing. Start building the right one.
Book a 45-minute UX discovery with our team. We'll review your product, surface the highest-leverage opportunities, and leave you with a one-page roadmap — yours to keep, whether we work together or not.