Sixzero is a UX design agency based in Vancouver, BC, helping digital product teams across North America build experiences people actually want to use.
We've been at it since 2017, working with software companies to bring foresight, strategy, and decisive design to complex products. Not as vendors. As partners.
Our method is straightforward: we start by talking to your users. We uncover what they need, why they behave the way they do, and where your product is falling short. Then we work hand-in-hand with your team to turn those insights into clean, intuitive interfaces that improve adoption, reduce churn, and increase customer satisfaction.
We stay intentionally small. That's not a limitation, it's the point. It means every client gets senior designers, real ownership, and a team that's genuinely invested in the outcome.
Our values
Understanding
We believe that great design is born from talking directly with users and dissecting all the data to ensure we’re seeing the whole picture.
Commitment
We’ll never say: “this is what you asked for” and be done with it. Instead, we’re in it for the long haul and will always iterate until it's great.
Authenticity
Success flourishes when relationships are built on trust and transparency. Our goal is to foster open communication so that our clients know we’re invested in their success.
Collaboration
We believe the job of a designer is to bring the best ideas out of the people who understand the problem most intimately (hint: that's you and your users).
Design powered by
Confidence, yes. Arrogance, no.
At Sixzero, we don’t claim to have all the answers to your product problems, but we are confident in our expertise in uncovering true customer understanding that leads to a world-class product. We're here to collaborate to find the solution, not dictate what we believe it should be.
Working with us means partnering with designers who operate as an extension of your team. Our commitment to transparency and trust means you'll always get the unvarnished truth from us. You’ll never be left wondering what’s happened, what’s happening, or what comes next.