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Product Redesign Services

We redesign digital products that have become difficult to use, maintain or grow—preserving what works while improving the journeys, structure and interface around it.

We redesign digital products that have become difficult to use, maintain or grow—preserving what works while improving the journeys, structure and interface around it.

Abstract product redesign illustration showing fragmented interface elements becoming a coherent product system

Your product has evolved. Its experience may not have kept up.

New features, changing customer needs and years of incremental decisions can leave a product feeling fragmented. Important actions become harder to find, similar workflows behave differently and the interface no longer reflects the quality of the product behind it. Plexable helps you understand what should stay, what needs to change and how to redesign it without treating everything as a blank slate.

Revel Street venue booking wireframes across mobile, tablet and desktop

What you get

Product & UX Review

Stakeholder Research

Feedback Analysis

Journey Redesign

Information Architecture

Priority Screen Design

Responsive Interface Design

Design System Alignment

Prototype & Testing

Developer Handoff

A redesign grounded in the real product

We start with the current experience, business priorities and available evidence. Instead of redesigning screens in isolation, we identify the journeys creating the most friction and define where design work can create the clearest improvement.

Clearer journeys for complex work

We reorganize navigation, information and interactions around what users are trying to accomplish. Complex workflows become easier to understand, repeated patterns become consistent and important actions receive the hierarchy they need.

An interface your team can continue building

The redesign is connected to reusable components and practical design rules. Your team receives responsive screens, documented states and implementation-ready guidance—not a collection of polished concepts that cannot scale.

How it works

From 8 Weeks

Discovery
Architecture
Design
Validation

From 8 Weeks

Discovery
Architecture
Design
Validation

From 8 Weeks

Discovery
Architecture
Design
Validation

1. Discovery

Reviewing the current product, business goals, customer feedback and known constraints, with input from users and the people who support, sell and build it where possible.

2. Architecture

Prioritizing the journeys to redesign, clarifying the information structure and mapping the screens, states and decisions required for each flow.

3. Design

Redesigning the selected experience in its existing brand and product context, from structure and interaction through responsive, high-fidelity interface design.

4. Validation

Testing critical journeys, reviewing edge cases with your team and refining the design before preparing components, specifications and implementation guidance.

Our Cases

See how we redesigned Revel Street’s venue discovery and booking experience.

Revel Street

Plexable redesigned the experience around a unified venue-discovery and request flow. The work brought search, filtering, venue information, maps and booking actions into a responsive product structure designed for both customers and operational teams.

Revel Street venue discovery and booking interface with search results and map

SaaS Platform

SaaS Platform

Product Type

Product Type

Web App

Web App

Platform

Platform

Hospitality

Hospitality

Industry

Industry

Venue Booking

Venue Booking

Core Experience

Core Experience

UX + UI

UX + UI

Scope

Scope

Design System

Design System

Delivery

Delivery

A focused product redesign helps you

  • Protect
    What Works

    Protect what already works

    A redesign does not need to discard the product knowledge your team has already built. We preserve useful behaviour and focus change where it is justified.

  • Clearer
    Journeys

    Make priority journeys easier

    Navigation, hierarchy and interaction patterns are redesigned around the actions users need to complete—not the internal structure of the business.

  • Consistent
    Interface

    Reduce interface inconsistency

    Repeated actions, controls and states follow clearer rules, giving users a more predictable experience and teams a stronger foundation.

  • Evolved
    Identity

    Modernize without losing identity

    We improve the interface while respecting the existing brand, audience and context. The result should feel like a more capable version of your product, not an unrelated replacement.

  • Build-ready
    Direction

    Give development a practical path

    Responsive screens, component guidance and documented states help teams implement the redesign in manageable stages.

Product redesign for every stage of growth

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FAQ
FAQ
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

  • A UX audit diagnoses usability, consistency and conversion issues and recommends what should improve. Product redesign continues into restructuring journeys, designing the interface, prototyping the solution and preparing it for implementation. An audit can be the first input, but it is not the finished redesign.

  • SaaS Design covers the broader creation and evolution of SaaS products, including new platforms and major new capabilities. Product Redesign is specifically for an existing product whose current experience needs to be reworked while accounting for its users, workflows, technology and accumulated product decisions.

  • Not necessarily. We can prioritize the journeys creating the greatest friction and create a phased redesign plan. The appropriate scope depends on how closely the current architecture and interface support the intended experience.

  • Yes. We can reuse and improve existing components where they still serve the product. If important patterns are missing or inconsistent, we define the additions needed for the redesigned journeys without replacing the system unnecessarily.

  • We typically need access to the current product, relevant research or analytics, customer feedback, business priorities and the people responsible for product and engineering. Direct access to representative users strengthens the work where it is available.

  • Plexable prepares responsive designs, component guidance, states and developer-ready specifications. The exact implementation role is agreed during scoping and depends on your team, technology and delivery requirements.

  • A UX audit diagnoses usability, consistency and conversion issues and recommends what should improve. Product redesign continues into restructuring journeys, designing the interface, prototyping the solution and preparing it for implementation. An audit can be the first input, but it is not the finished redesign.

  • SaaS Design covers the broader creation and evolution of SaaS products, including new platforms and major new capabilities. Product Redesign is specifically for an existing product whose current experience needs to be reworked while accounting for its users, workflows, technology and accumulated product decisions.

  • Not necessarily. We can prioritize the journeys creating the greatest friction and create a phased redesign plan. The appropriate scope depends on how closely the current architecture and interface support the intended experience.

  • Yes. We can reuse and improve existing components where they still serve the product. If important patterns are missing or inconsistent, we define the additions needed for the redesigned journeys without replacing the system unnecessarily.

  • We typically need access to the current product, relevant research or analytics, customer feedback, business priorities and the people responsible for product and engineering. Direct access to representative users strengthens the work where it is available.

  • Plexable prepares responsive designs, component guidance, states and developer-ready specifications. The exact implementation role is agreed during scoping and depends on your team, technology and delivery requirements.

  • A UX audit diagnoses usability, consistency and conversion issues and recommends what should improve. Product redesign continues into restructuring journeys, designing the interface, prototyping the solution and preparing it for implementation. An audit can be the first input, but it is not the finished redesign.

  • SaaS Design covers the broader creation and evolution of SaaS products, including new platforms and major new capabilities. Product Redesign is specifically for an existing product whose current experience needs to be reworked while accounting for its users, workflows, technology and accumulated product decisions.

  • Not necessarily. We can prioritize the journeys creating the greatest friction and create a phased redesign plan. The appropriate scope depends on how closely the current architecture and interface support the intended experience.

  • Yes. We can reuse and improve existing components where they still serve the product. If important patterns are missing or inconsistent, we define the additions needed for the redesigned journeys without replacing the system unnecessarily.

  • We typically need access to the current product, relevant research or analytics, customer feedback, business priorities and the people responsible for product and engineering. Direct access to representative users strengthens the work where it is available.

  • Plexable prepares responsive designs, component guidance, states and developer-ready specifications. The exact implementation role is agreed during scoping and depends on your team, technology and delivery requirements.

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