TeddyGraphics

TeddyGraphics is a UX/UI design studio focused on regulated financial products and hardware-integrated systems, including Android payment terminals, point-of-sale apps, unattended payments and self-service devices. It also produces conversion-focused websites and brand and marketing graphics, and cites a 13-year foundation in design.

The studio positions its work as engineering-grade UX for complex systems. Its approach begins with business goal alignment, technical constraint mapping, device ecosystem analysis and risk identification, then moves through rapid prototyping, iterative validation, accessibility checks and design system structuring. Designs target WCAG 2.2 AA, and AAA where required, along with the European Accessibility Act. Engagements follow a nine-step process: briefing and discovery, pre-design UX research, information architecture, flow-diagram engineering, static screen design, interactive prototyping, validation during design, developer-ready asset delivery and deployable motion and animation assets.

• System UX Design: flows and interfaces for devices and platforms
• Interactive Prototyping: clickable prototypes for validation
• UX Intelligence: research ahead of design
• Usability Testing: sessions with three to five users per round
• UX Strategy Workshops: alignment on goals and constraints
• Front-End Systems: developer-ready design systems and assets
• Graphic and motion design: marketing visuals, 2D motion and 3D hardware animation

Named clients include Novelpay, eService (Global Payments), Prudential, SaleQuick, Bank Pekao, Nationale-Nederlanden, Polskie ePlatnosci, Transfer24, Moneta Money Bank, Walmart, PAX, CardPay, Till Payments, ADCB and Market Pay, among others, and some work is under NDA. Projects include terminal UX for Circumtec on PAX IM25 and IM30 devices, Android terminal interfaces for eService across PAX, Ingenico and Sunmi hardware, a payment app for Papel on Sunmi V2S, self-service EV-charging and vending experiences for VIA, pre-sales apps for Nationale-Nederlanden and Prudential, and marketing materials for nexo. By its own estimate its work is about 70 percent fintech and paytech, 20 percent lab technology and 10 percent edtech and logistics.

According to its website, MVP UX/UI design runs from 10,000 to 25,000 euros and full product UX systems from 30,000 to 80,000 euros or more, scoped per product, with retainers available. It reports a 5.0 average rating across Clutch, DesignRush, Google and LinkedIn and an average client relationship of about two years and eight months (self-reported).