We design and develop physical and digital product experiences—from the initial product vision through interface design, industrial design, and prototyping to technical support. We excel particularly in complex product sectors such as medtech, foodservice, and other technical B2B fields.
We work with OEMs, technology companies, and product teams that need clear, user-friendly, and commercially successful product solutions. Many of our projects involve complex workflows, technical constraints, or products that combine hardware and software.
No. Our work encompasses user experience design, interface design, industrial design, prototyping, testing, and collaboration with engineering teams. The goal isn’t just to make things look nice. The goal is to create a product that works better for users, enables them to do things they couldn’t do before, empowers them, and makes economic sense at the same time.
Yes. In fact, that’s often the best time to bring us on board. We help identify opportunities, articulate the product vision, challenge assumptions, and define a more robust direction before too much time and money is invested in development. This is evident in the way IMAGO describes project definition, goal-setting, and UXD processes in the early stages.
Yes. IMAGO combines UXD, interface design, industrial design, and mechanical engineering. This makes us particularly well-suited for products where physical interaction, UI logic, and technical feasibility are equally important. With our in-house manufacturing capabilities, we can assemble, test, and deliver complete assemblies throughout the entire product lifecycle.
A focused starter package is often the best way to get started. For example, a product vision workshop, a UX expert review, or a concept review. This quickly provides clarity, keeps initial risk low, and gives your team a concrete foundation for the next decisions.
As a rough guide, targeted starter packages such as workshops or expert reviews typically start in the low four-figure range. The exact fee depends on the scope, complexity, timeline, and team composition.
No, not publicly. We prefer to define projects based on the specific challenge at hand and propose the appropriate setup accordingly. This gives our clients a more realistic and helpful financial picture than generic, role-based price lists.
You will receive a clear summary of the findings, recommendations, and specific next steps. Building on this, we can support you in further development, such as concept development, UI/UX design, industrial design, prototyping, testing, or implementation support.
No. We support both focused entry-level projects and larger development programs. Many client relationships begin with a small, clearly defined package and evolve from there.
Alexander Wiethoff
Alexander is here to help with any questions you may have about industrial design, UX/UI, and technical product development—in a clear, pragmatic, and straightforward manner.
