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The Premier
UX Design Agency
for B2B SaaS and
Enterprise Design Solutions!
UX Design Agency
for B2B SaaS and
Enterprise Design Solutions!
Curtis Consulting is an enterprise product design agency.
Our consultants partner with companies on UX Design & Strategy, establishing a user centered design thinking approach to implementing the big picture vision of B2B SaaS projects. Working in tandem with cross-functional teams, we design and develop optimal solutions for our client’s needs.
The Business Value of UX Design
UX design reduces risk and increases adoption by making digital products easier to understand, faster to use, and more accessible to everyone. When UX is done well, teams rebuild features less, support tickets drop, and users complete tasks with fewer errors.
What you get from Curtis Consulting
Our clients receive research-backed UX strategy, clear design artifacts, and implementation-ready guidance— so at release your product is not only usable, but scalable.
Common Outcomes
- Faster adoption: users find what they need and complete key tasks with less training.
- Lower support load: fewer confusing flows means fewer tickets and escalations.
- Better decision-making: clearer IA + dashboards make data usable, not just visible.
- Less rework: teams build the right thing earlier by testing prototypes before code.
- Faster time-to-value: users succeed sooner, systems get adopted faster.
Our process begins by meeting with stakeholders to understand the project requirements. Research is conducted to understand the scope, scale, pain points and needs of the User. This understanding allows our consultants to facilitate the design and development process, where they:
- Become an expert in the client’s organization and industry.
- Turn data into meaningful insights and develop transformative solutions.
- Design solutions that help transform the business.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams.
- Inspire clients to action with plans to execute our recommendations.
- Manage and mentor junior team members.
