What does Anemoi Solution do?

Anemoi Solution is an AI and blockchain SaaS development agency. We partner with startup founders in Europe and India to design, build, and launch AI-powered and blockchain-powered SaaS products — acting as a technical co-founder rather than just a vendor.

Which countries does Anemoi Solution work with?

We primarily serve startup founders in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Dubai, Malaysia, and India. We operate in CET-friendly hours and understand the DACH and Benelux startup ecosystems.

How long does it take to build an AI SaaS MVP?

A typical AI SaaS MVP takes 10–16 weeks depending on complexity. We follow a structured process: Discovery → Design → Development → Launch, with weekly demos so founders are looped in throughout.

Does Anemoi Solution offer blockchain development services?

Yes. We offer smart contract development on Ethereum, Polygon, Hyperledger, and Hedera. We also build NFT marketplaces and blockchain-integrated web applications.

How do I get started with Anemoi Solution?

Book a free Discovery Call via our website at anemoisolution.com. We will discuss your idea, your market, and determine whether AI or blockchain can genuinely create a competitive advantage for your product.

What is the difference between a website and a web-app?

A website is primarily informational — it tells visitors who you are and what you offer. A web-app is interactive and functional — users log in, create accounts, manage data, or perform transactions. We build both, and many projects include elements of each: a public marketing site plus a behind-login application.

Will my website be optimised for Google search?

Yes. Every website we build includes on-page SEO as standard: clean URL structure, proper heading hierarchy, meta titles and descriptions, image alt text, schema markup, sitemap, and fast page load. We do not do ongoing SEO campaigns, but we hand over a technically sound foundation and advise you on a content strategy.

How long does a website project take?

A branding and marketing website takes 4–6 weeks from kick-off to launch. A custom web-application with user authentication, dashboards, and data management typically takes 10–16 weeks. We give you a milestone-based timeline in the proposal so you know exactly when to expect each deliverable.

Can I update the website myself after it is built?

Yes. We build with client independence in mind. If you are on a CMS-based site, you can add and edit pages, blog posts, and images without touching code. For custom web-apps, we build an Admin Panel for updating text, images, videos and do a handover session so your team can manage routine updates.

Do you offer website hosting and maintenance?

We do not manage hosting directly, but we advise you on the right hosting provider for your project (Vercel, Netlify, AWS, or a managed Wix/Webflow plan depending on the build). We offer optional maintenance retainers for security updates, content changes, and feature additions after launch.

UI/UX

Great design is the difference between a product people use and a product people abandon.

At Anemoi Solution, UI/UX design is not a finishing step, it is where every project begins.

We design digital interfaces that feel intuitive to your users, earn trust on first impression, and guide people from curiosity to action.

Our UI/UX design process covers: user research and persona development, information architecture and user flow mapping, wireframing, interactive prototyping, visual design (UI), design system creation, usability testing, and developer handover with annotated Figma files. We design for web, mobile, and Web3 interfaces.

We use Figma as our primary design tool, delivering interactive prototypes that stakeholders and investors can click through before a single line of code is written. This saves time, reduces costly development changes, and lets you validate assumptions early.

Who this is for: founders who have a product idea but need to visualise it before building; development teams with a working product whose UX is causing user drop-off; companies redesigning an existing product to improve conversion or usability, startups preparing investor demos or pitch decks that include a product walkthrough.

We follow human-centred design principles throughout: your users' needs, behaviours, and pain points drive every design decision. The result is a product that not only looks polished but actually works the way people expect it to.

Advantages of good UI/UX

Increased user satisfaction

Boosted conversions

Improved brand reputation
Reduced costs
Increased productivity

Disadvantages of good UI/UX

Expensive to design and implement.
Time consuming
With change in user needs and preferences overtime, it is difficult to maintain

Get feedback from users early and often.
The best way to ensure that your UI/UX is user-friendly is to get feedback from users early and often. This can be done through user testing, surveys, or interviews.
Use design principles that can help you create a great UI/UX. These principles include things like clarity, consistency, efficiency, and aesthetics.
Be creative. Don't be afraid to be creative when designing your UI/UX. The best UI/UX is often the one that is both user-friendly and visually appealing.
Test, test, test. Once you have a design, it's important to test it thoroughly. This will help you identify any usability issues and make improvements.

By following these tips, you can create a great UI/UX delivery that will help you achieve your business goals.

Additional tips for creating a great UI/UX delivery:

FAQ's

What Sets Us Apart

Q1: What deliverables do I receive from a UI/UX project?

A: You receive: user research summary, user flow diagrams, low-fidelity wireframes, high-fidelity UI designs, an interactive Figma prototype, a design system (colour palette, typography, component library), and annotated developer handover files. The exact scope depends on your project, and we confirm deliverables in the proposal.

Q2: Can you design just the UI without the UX research?

A: We can, but we recommend against it for new products. UI without UX research often results in an interface that looks good but does not serve how users actually think and behave. For redesign projects where you already have user data, we can start from a later stage in the process.

Q3: Do you design for mobile as well as desktop?

A: Yes. We design responsively by default, meaning your product is designed to work across desktop, tablet, and mobile screens. For mobile-first products or dedicated native apps, we design specifically for iOS and Android guidelines.

Q4: How do you involve me in the design process?

A: You are part of the process throughout. We present and discuss at each stage: research findings, wireframes, prototype, and final designs. We use a shared Figma workspace so you can leave comments at any time. Revisions are built into the project timeline.

Q5: Can Anemoi Solution also develop the product after designing it?

A: Yes. Many clients come to us for design and then proceed to development with our team. This is the smoothest path because the developers who build your product are part of the same team that was involved in its design, removing the friction of handover between agencies.

Steps for a great UI/UX delivery

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1. IDEATION

The first step is to come up with ideas for the UI/UX.

This can be done by brainstorming, user research, and competitive analysis.

2. WIREFRAMING

Once we have some ideas, it's time to start wireframing.

Wireframes are low-fidelity sketches of the UI/UX.

They're used to get a sense of the layout and flow of the design.

3. PROTOTYPING

Once we have a wireframe, we can start prototyping.

Prototypes are high-fidelity mockups of the UI/UX.

They're used to test the design and get feedback from users.

4. USER-TESTING

Once we have a prototype, it's time to start testing.

Testing is essential to ensure that the UI/UX is user-friendly and effective.

5. DESIGN DELIVERY

Once you're happy with the design, it's time to deliver it.

This can be done by creating a design specification or by handing off the design to a developer.