UI/UX Design
We design how websites and apps work and how they look, testing with real people before development so expensive mistakes get caught while they're still cheap.
At a glance
- Timeline
- Most UI/UX projects take 4 to 10 weeks depending on the number of flows and screens.
- You get
- User research and interviews
- User flows and information architecture
- Wireframes and clickable prototypes
- Tools
- Figma, Maze or Lyssna for testing, FigJam, Hotjar or Microsoft Clarity
- Price
- A fixed, written quote. Free to ask.
Page reviewed October 2026
What this covers
UX is the structure: what goes on each screen, in what order, and how someone gets from wanting something to having done it. UI is the visual layer: type, color, spacing, and components. Good design needs both, and the UX decisions matter more, because a beautiful screen with the wrong flow still fails.
We start by learning how your users think about the task. That might be interviews, a review of support tickets, analytics, or watching people use the current product. From there we map flows, sketch wireframes, and build clickable prototypes to test with a handful of real users. Five people will usually reveal most of the big problems.
Design files are handed over organized and ready for development, with components, states, and responsive behavior documented. Because we also build, our designs are realistic about what's practical to code.
Is this right for you?
You'll get the most out of it if any of these sound familiar:
- Users get stuck or drop off at the same points in your product.
- You're starting a new product and want to test ideas before building.
- Your interface grew feature by feature and now feels inconsistent.
- Support spends time explaining things the interface should make obvious.
What you get
Included in a typical engagement:
- User research and interviews
- User flows and information architecture
- Wireframes and clickable prototypes
- Usability testing with real users
- High-fidelity interface design
- Developer-ready Figma files with documented components
How it works
Most UI/UX projects take 4 to 10 weeks depending on the number of flows and screens.
Research
We learn who your users are, what they're trying to do, and where they struggle today.
Structure
Flows and wireframes that settle what goes where, before visual design.
Prototype and test
Clickable prototypes tested with real users, then revised.
Visual design and handoff
Final screens and components, documented for development.
What affects the price
Every quote is fixed and written down before work starts. These are the things that move it:
- Number of user flows and screens
- Amount of user research and testing
- Platforms covered (web, iOS, Android)
- Whether a design system is included
Mistakes we plan around
The problems we see most often when this work is rushed:
- Jumping to visual design before the flow works.
- Testing only with colleagues who already know the product.
- Handing developers screens with no empty, loading, or error states.
UI/UX Design questions
What's the difference between UI and UX design?
UX design covers structure and flow: what happens, in what order, and why. UI design covers the visual interface: layout, typography, color, and components. We do both, starting with UX.
Do we really need user research?
Even a small amount pays off. A few interviews and a usability test with five people usually reveal problems that would cost far more to fix after development.
Do you build what you design?
We can. Many clients have us design and develop, which avoids handoff gaps. We also hand off to in-house or other development teams.
What do we receive at the end?
Organized Figma files with all screens, components, and states, plus prototype links and notes from user testing.
Often paired with
Services clients commonly combine with this one.
- Design Systems
Reusable components and rules that keep your product consistent as it grows.
- Conversion-Focused Website Design
Website design built around what makes visitors call, book, or buy.
- Brand Identity
A complete visual identity: logo, color, type, and guidelines that hold together everywhere.
- Web App Development
Browser-based applications for customers or staff, from first version to production.
Want a quote for this?
A few sentences is enough. We'll reply within one business day with questions or a suggested next step, and a fixed quote once the scope is clear.
What you can count on
- A fixed, written quote before any work starts
- Code, domain, hosting, and analytics in your name
- A progress update every week during projects
- Monthly plans that run month to month
- A reply within one business day