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The Sphere glowing over the Las Vegas skyline at night
The Sphere, its patterned LED exterior lit up over the Las Vegas valley
The California Hotel and Casino sign in the downtown Las Vegas grid
The Las Vegas skyline at dusk with the observation wheel and the Sphere

02UI/UX Design

The user's path

Beautiful isn't enough. It has to work.

The part nobody photographs and everybody feels — how a first-time visitor gets from curious to in-touch without a single moment of friction.

The Sphere glowing over the Las Vegas skyline at night
The Sphere, its patterned LED exterior lit up over the Las Vegas valley
The California Hotel and Casino sign in the downtown Las Vegas grid

We map how people actually move through the site — what they need, and in what order — then design each step so the next action is obvious and the friction is gone.

  • 01Journeys, mappedWe chart what people actually need, in what order, and design each step around the next action.
  • 02Friction, removedFewer choices, clearer labels, obvious paths. Nothing on screen that makes someone stop and think.
  • 03Works for everyoneKeyboard, screen reader, small screen, slow hands — the experience holds up, not just the happy path.
The California Hotel and Casino sign in the downtown Las Vegas grid
Downtown grid

“That was easy — why isn't every site like this?”

The California Hotel and Casino sign in the downtown Las Vegas grid
The Sphere glowing over the Las Vegas skyline at night
The Sphere, its patterned LED exterior lit up over the Las Vegas valley
The California Hotel and Casino sign in the downtown Las Vegas grid
The Sphere glowing over the Las Vegas skyline at night

The user's path

Good UX is invisible: forms that fill themselves in where they can, navigation that matches how people describe their own problem, states for empty / loading / error that don't feel like dead ends. We prototype the flow before we polish the pixels, so the structure is right before anything gets pretty.

  • Customer journeys
  • Information architecture
  • Interaction design
  • Usability
  • Accessibility
  • Conversion paths
  • Responsive behavior
Fremont Street facades and the Fremont Hotel sign lit up after dark

Built on Stratosphere™

Stratosphere / Experience

How the site looks, reads, and moves — and how a first-time visitor gets from curiosity to contact without friction.

  • Information architecture
  • Visual hierarchy
  • Interaction design
  • Customer journeys
  • Conversion paths
  • Responsive composition
  • Accessibility & usability
  • Typography & art direction
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Fremont Street facades and the Fremont Hotel sign lit up after dark
The Stratosphere tower rising above the north end of Las Vegas Boulevard
The Las Vegas Strip glowing at night
A downtown Las Vegas street at night washed in neon and sign light
The Bellagio fountains lit up against the night sky on the Las Vegas Strip
The Las Vegas Strip glowing at night
The Sphere glowing over the Las Vegas skyline at night
Fremont Street facades and the Fremont Hotel sign lit up after dark
A downtown Las Vegas street at night washed in neon and sign light

You don't need a perfect brief.

Tell us what you're trying to build or fix.