How long does a typical UI/UX design project take?
A focused feature or mobile app UX sprint typically takes 2 to 3 weeks. A complete end-to-end SaaS product design with 30+ unique screens and design tokens takes 3 to 5 weeks. We deliver live Figma previews every week.
How much do your UI/UX design services cost?
Our rates are approximately 20% lower than traditional digital agencies because AI-assisted wireframing and design token tools eliminate routine manual setup. Pricing ranges from $2,800 for a UX audit to $14,000 to $28,000 for a complete SaaS platform.
Do you provide dev-ready files, or just conceptual mockups?
Every deliverable is 100% production-ready. We use Figma auto-layout, named variables, responsive constraint grids, and component variants that map directly to modern frontend frameworks like React and Tailwind.
Can you redesign our existing application without starting from scratch?
Yes. Many of our engagements are product modernizations. We audit your existing analytics, identify high-friction screens, and redesign your core workflows incrementally without breaking existing user muscle memory.
Do you build design systems as part of the project?
Yes. Every complete UI/UX project includes a foundational component library with colors, typography scales, spacing tokens, form elements, buttons, and status states.
What is the difference between UI design and UX design?
UX (User Experience) determines how the product works: navigation, information architecture, cognitive load, and friction points. UI (User Interface) determines how the product looks: typography, spacing, color psychology, and interactive micro-animations. We integrate both into one cohesive team.
Can you help our developers during the implementation phase?
Yes. We include a developer handoff walkthrough and an ongoing QA support window to review staging builds, catch visual bugs, and ensure the coded application matches the approved Figma designs exactly.
Do you design for both web and mobile platforms?
Yes. We design responsive web applications, native iOS apps following Apple's Human Interface Guidelines, and Android apps following Google's Material Design 3.
How do you test designs before coding starts?
We build high-fidelity interactive prototypes in Figma and run unmoderated or moderated usability tests using Maze. We watch users attempt core tasks to validate comprehension before development begins.
Who owns the design files and intellectual property?
You do. Upon project completion and milestone payment, 100% of the Figma source files, tokens, and assets belong exclusively to your company.