Product Design Company in Montreal

It depends on scope, so we quote each project individually. The main cost drivers are the number of screens and user flows, how much research and usability testing you need, the platforms involved (web, iOS, Android or all three), whether every screen must be designed and tested in both French and English, whether you need a full design system or a set of screens, and whether we are starting fresh or improving an existing product. A focused prototype of one core flow sits at the smaller end, while a bilingual multi-role platform with research and a design system sits at the larger end. Book a free consultation and we will send a written estimate in CAD based on your real requirements.

Yes. The Charter of the French Language, as amended by Bill 96, expects French to be at least as prominent as any other language in commercial apps, websites and onboarding. We design French and English screens together from the start, size buttons and labels for longer French text, set French as the default or give it equal weight in language switchers, and make sure key messages, error states and emails exist in French. We are a design team, not a law firm, so your legal advisor should confirm final compliance, but the interface will be built to make that easy.

We treat privacy as part of the user experience. Consent prompts explain in plain words what personal information is collected and why, each purpose can be accepted or refused separately where it makes sense, and the most privacy-protective settings are on by default. Privacy settings stay easy to find after onboarding so users can change their mind. We design these screens in French and English and test them with users to make sure people understand what they are agreeing to. Final privacy wording should be reviewed by your privacy officer or legal advisor.

Yes, and it is a natural fit for Montreal, where many startups grow out of the AI research community. AI features need design patterns that ordinary software does not: clear loading and streaming states, signals about how confident the system is, easy ways to edit or regenerate an answer, simple feedback controls and honest wording about limits. We prototype these patterns in Figma, test them with real users and work with Codazz engineers so the design matches how your model actually behaves.

Yes. Many projects start with a product that works but confuses users, looks dated, treats French as a weak translation or misses accessibility standards. We begin with an audit: walking through key tasks, reviewing analytics and support feedback, checking against WCAG 2.2 AA and watching real users try common jobs in their preferred language. That shows which problems cost you the most. We then redesign those areas in Figma, test the new versions and prepare them for development. You can start with one high-impact flow or redesign the whole product.

Yes. Codazz handles both design and development, so the team that designs your Montreal product can also build it through our mobile app development and web development services. Engineers review the designs while they are being made, which catches feasibility problems early instead of after handoff. If you already have developers, we deliver organised Figma files, documented components and a walkthrough so your team can build with confidence.