We choose design tools as per the requirements of the project. Some UI/UX design tools that we use frequently include Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD and InVision.

The price is shaped by the scope. A light, simple design for a small product will sit on the lower end. A platform with dozens of screens, custom visuals, and lots of testing lands on the higher end. Before starting, we sit down with you, map the features, and give you a clear estimate. That way, you are never guessing where the money is going. The aim is always fair value: a design that earns its keep by keeping users engaged.

We stick around when needed. Handing over files is one thing, but design usually needs follow-through during development. We answer dev questions, tweak assets, and adapt screens once real data goes in. After launch, we can help with updates, fresh screens, or user-driven changes. A product is never static, it shifts with your business and your customers and we treat design the same way.

Yes, and we do not treat them as the same. A desktop dashboard has a very different rhythm than a mobile app. Our role is to make them consistent in brand but adapted for each use case. Responsive layouts help, but it is also about knowing what to show (or hide) on smaller screens. Whether it is a “mobile first” product or a complex web app, we think through both ends so it works wherever your users are.

We test, tweak, and retest. Wireframes and prototypes go through actual users, not just internal reviews. If people stumble or get confused, we adjust early. We always prioritize ease of use and convenience in design. A good design feels invisible, it just allows users to move and take actions effortlessly.