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UI/UX Design Services

We design UI/UX for mobile apps, web platforms, and SaaS products that people actually enjoy using. From discovery and user research to wireframes, prototypes, and handoff-ready design systems, our UX/UI design services cover the full path from first idea to developer-ready files.
What you get:
UX research and validated UI patterns. Every screen is grounded in real user behavior, not guesswork.
Handoff-ready UI kit and clear specs. Your developers build faster and ask fewer questions.
A scalable design system with tokens. New screens and features ship in a fraction of the time.
An art director on every key milestone. Senior ownership with 8+ years of experience, presented to you in person.

Our expertise in numbers

550+
projects delivered
70%
of clients return for a second project
210+
specialists on the team
10+
years in the market — not a single unfinished project
Clutch Top Developers 2024
4.9 on Clutch (67 reviews)
Best Design Award 2023
Clutch Top Developers 2024
4.9 on Clutch (67 reviews)
Best Design Award 2023
Clutch Top Developers 2024
4.9 on Clutch (67 reviews)
Best Design Award 2023

Who we design for

We work with founders, product teams, and engineering leads, from a first concept to a scaling design system.

Founders and startup CEOs

For those launching a first product or raising a round, who need a polished, investor-ready design without a design team in-house.
Working with us, you:
Get a clear UI/UX concept within a week of kickoff
Launch with a polished, investor-ready interface, not rough mockups
Move from idea to developer-ready files in a few weeks
Keep full ownership: Figma source files and a UI kit are yours
Work with a senior art director who presents at every key stage

Product Managers and Product Owners

For those with a roadmap and limited design capacity, who need quality screens and complex flows handled fast, sprint after sprint.
Working with us, you:
Get design that keeps pace with your sprints
Hand developers clear specs, so fewer questions slow them down
See thought-through flows that cover the real edge cases
Validate directions with UX research and proven UI patterns
Scale screens with a design system, not one-off files

CTOs and Heads of Engineering

For those who need design that fits the build: clean handoff, a real design system, and a team that talks to your developers.
Working with us, you:
Receive handoff-ready files your team can build from on day one
Get a design system with tokens that fits your stack
Cut rework by standardizing components once and reusing them everywhere
Keep a smooth handoff: a system analyst can prepare detailed specs
Avoid body-shop risk: senior designers, a clear process, in-person reviews

AND EVERYONE ELSE

If your scenario isn't listed above, that doesn't mean we can't help.
Fill a form and you'll get:
Design scoping in 3 days: key screens, scope, and an estimate
A review of your current product, user flows, or existing designs
Recommendations for your design system and developer handoff
A signed NDA before the first call

When our UI/UX design services help most

From a first concept to a full redesign, a clear path for every situation.

Developers are ready, but you don't have a design team

Your engineers can build, but there is nothing to build yet, or the current design does not convert. Hiring an in-house designer takes months. We step in fast and hand off developer-ready files.
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When this is relevant:
You validated an idea, but there is no UI/UX yet
Your team has no designers, or just one junior
Engineers are blocked, waiting on screens
Time to market matters and you cannot wait on hiring
Our approach:
We run a short discovery to align on goals and scope
We design the core user flows first, then expand the screens
We assemble a UI kit so nothing drifts out of sync
We hand off Figma files plus a walkthrough for your team
What you get:
Design kickoff in 5 days, first moodboards within a week
A handoff-ready UI kit and specs your developers can build from
Validated UI patterns instead of guesswork
Senior ownership: an art director presents at key stages

Product works, but the design feels dated

The app does its job, yet the interface looks old, inconsistent, and harder to use than your competitors'. You want a professional eye to find growth points without rebuilding everything.
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When this is relevant:
Users say the interface is confusing or clunky
Competitors look noticeably more modern
Screens were built piecemeal and no longer match
You want a refresh without pausing development
Our approach:
We audit the current experience and map quick wins
We redesign screen by screen, so development never stops
We rework the trickiest flows for clarity
We compile a UI kit and hand it to your developers
What you get:
A clear redesign that keeps your brand and identity
Simpler, more intuitive flows on the key screens
A consistent UI kit so future screens stay aligned
A fresh take on where the product can grow

You are scaling, and every new screen takes too long

Each feature gets designed from scratch, styles drift, and developers keep rebuilding the same components. You need a design system that makes growth predictable.
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When this is relevant:
New screens take too long and look inconsistent
Designers and developers rebuild the same elements
You are preparing a SaaS or fintech product to scale
Several teams need one shared visual language
Our approach:
We define design tokens for color, type, and spacing
We build a reusable component library in Figma
We document usage rules and handoff guidelines
We align the system with your developers' stack
What you get:
A scalable design system with tokens and components
New screens that ship in a fraction of the time
One consistent language across web and mobile
Documentation any designer or developer can pick up

Product is too complex or non-standard

Fintech rules, intricate ordering logic, IoT devices, or 3D and Web3 visuals. Some products do not fit a template. We design for the hard cases, not just the obvious screens.
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When this is relevant:
Your product has complex flows with many edge cases
You work in a regulated field like fintech or healthcare
You need 3D, motion, or game-like visuals
Standard component libraries will not cover your needs
Our approach:
We map every scenario, including the unhappy paths
We design custom components where libraries fall short
We bring in motion and 3D designers when the product needs them
We test patterns so complex screens still feel simple
What you get:
Flows that account for the real edge cases
Custom components built for your specific logic
Emotional, memorable visuals that set you apart
Specialized work across 3D, motion, IoT, and POS interfaces
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Our UI/UX Design Process

We work in short, visible steps. At every key stage your art director presents the result in person, so you always know where the design stands.
1

Discovery

We align on goals, audience, and scope, and map the core user journeys.
Duration: 3 days
We start with a short discovery to align on goals, audience, and scope, and we map the core user journeys. For new products, this often runs as a focused product discovery before design begins.
What you get:
A clear scope and plan, so you know what we design and when
Agreed goals and success criteria, so every decision has direction
2

Research

We study your users, competitors, and the patterns that already work in your market.
Duration: 1 week
We study your users, competitors, and the patterns that already work in your market. For products that are already live, we can run a UX audit to see what to fix first.
What you get:
User research and key findings, so the design is grounded in real behavior
A prioritized list of problems and opportunities, so effort goes where it matters
3

Wireframing

We design the structure and logic of each screen before any visuals.
Duration: 1 week
We design the structure and logic of each screen before any visuals. Wireframes let us test the user flow and agree on layout quickly, with far fewer expensive changes later.
What you get:
Wireframes for the key screens, so the flow is clear before visual design
A clickable structure, so you can walk through the product early
4

UI design

We turn the approved structure into full visual design: every screen, state, and interaction.
Duration: 2 weeks
We turn the approved structure into full visual design: every screen, state, and interaction. The art director presents the concept to you in person, and we refine it together. We aim for an emotional, memorable interface, not just a tidy one.
What you get:
UI design for all screens and states, so nothing is left to guesswork
A consistent visual language, so the product feels coherent everywhere
5

Prototyping

We connect the screens into an interactive prototype and add motion where it helps.
Duration: 1 week
We connect the screens into an interactive prototype and add motion where it helps. A motion designer brings key transitions to life, and we run quick usability checks to validate the flow.
What you get:
An interactive prototype, so you can feel the product before development
Motion and micro-interactions, so the interface feels alive
6

Handoff

We package everything for your developers: a UI kit, a design system with tokens, and clear specs.
Duration: 3 days
We package everything for your developers: a UI kit, a design system with tokens, and clear specs. On larger projects, a system analyst prepares detailed documentation, so nothing gets lost in translation.
What you get:
A handoff-ready UI kit and design system, so developers build faster
Figma source files and specs, so your team fully owns the design

What our clients say about us

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William Angel
Personalised — wellness app design

I'm the CTO of Personalised Co., an app for tracking supplement and vitamin intake. Purrweb designed the product's UI/UX with a Shopify store integration for automatic reordering, and built an interface for healthy living with personalized tracking.

Personalised — wellness app design
HealthTech, Design, Mobile app, Shopify, Wellness

Personalised Co. is an app for people who take supplements and vitamins regularly: intake tracking and automatic reordering through a Shopify integration. Purrweb designed the product's UI/UX with a supplement marketplace and a personal intake schedule.

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Seth Abel-Sadeq
KEM — Payment app

I'm the CEO of KEM, a P2P mobile payment service for the Kuwaiti market, where not everyone has access to online banking. Our banking partners needed an MVP for demonstrations. Purrweb delivered the design and the MVP, working around the restrictions on connecting to the banking API. On completion, they handed the project over to our in-house team with full documentation and a month of technical support.

KEM — Payment app
Fintech, Design+Development, Mobile app, Cross-platform, MENA

KEM is a P2P app for instant money transfers in the Kuwaiti market: linked bank cards, money requests from the contact list, and transaction history. The key challenge: for security reasons, Kuwaiti banks don't allow outside developers to work with their API — so Purrweb built the back end on mock data, fully simulating the final functionality for demos.

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Matt Brzowski
Founder
Buzz

I'm building Buzz, an app for finding and organizing events in small American towns. I came to Purrweb with almost nothing — just an idea. Purrweb helped with marketing, brand identity, and the logo, and walked the whole road to MVP with us, even when our requirements shifted a lot in the early stages. I valued the flexibility and the quality of the design.

Buzz
Lifestyle, Design+Development, Mobile app, Social app, Geolocation

Buzz is a geosocial service for residents of small American towns: a geolocation-based feed of public events, private events with friend invites, group chats, and a Ticketmaster integration. Purrweb created the brand identity from scratch, optimized the architecture, reused ready-made modules, and shipped the MVP in 12 months.

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William Angel
Personalised — wellness app design

I'm the CTO of Personalised Co., an app for tracking supplement and vitamin intake. Purrweb designed the product's UI/UX with a Shopify store integration for automatic reordering, and built an interface for healthy living with personalized tracking.

Personalised — wellness app design
HealthTech, Design, Mobile app, Shopify, Wellness

Personalised Co. is an app for people who take supplements and vitamins regularly: intake tracking and automatic reordering through a Shopify integration. Purrweb designed the product's UI/UX with a supplement marketplace and a personal intake schedule.

View full case
Seth Abel-Sadeq
KEM — Payment app

I'm the CEO of KEM, a P2P mobile payment service for the Kuwaiti market, where not everyone has access to online banking. Our banking partners needed an MVP for demonstrations. Purrweb delivered the design and the MVP, working around the restrictions on connecting to the banking API. On completion, they handed the project over to our in-house team with full documentation and a month of technical support.

KEM — Payment app
Fintech, Design+Development, Mobile app, Cross-platform, MENA

KEM is a P2P app for instant money transfers in the Kuwaiti market: linked bank cards, money requests from the contact list, and transaction history. The key challenge: for security reasons, Kuwaiti banks don't allow outside developers to work with their API — so Purrweb built the back end on mock data, fully simulating the final functionality for demos.

View full case
Matt Brzowski
Founder
Buzz

I'm building Buzz, an app for finding and organizing events in small American towns. I came to Purrweb with almost nothing — just an idea. Purrweb helped with marketing, brand identity, and the logo, and walked the whole road to MVP with us, even when our requirements shifted a lot in the early stages. I valued the flexibility and the quality of the design.

Buzz
Lifestyle, Design+Development, Mobile app, Social app, Geolocation

Buzz is a geosocial service for residents of small American towns: a geolocation-based feed of public events, private events with friend invites, group chats, and a Ticketmaster integration. Purrweb created the brand identity from scratch, optimized the architecture, reused ready-made modules, and shipped the MVP in 12 months.

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FAQ

What is UI/UX design and what does it include?

UI/UX design makes a product easy and pleasant to use. UX covers research, user flows, and structure; UI covers the visual layer: color, typography, components, and motion. A full service runs from user research and wireframes to visual UI, an interactive prototype, and a developer-ready UI kit and design system. We handle all of it, from first discovery to handoff. For a deeper look at how the two disciplines differ, see our guide on the difference between UI and UX.

What does your UI/UX design process look like?

We work in six clear steps: discovery, research, wireframing, UI design, prototyping, and handoff. Each step produces something you can see, from goals and wireframes to full screens, an interactive prototype, and a final UI kit with specs.

What tools do you use for UI/UX design?

We design in Figma and build interactive prototypes there or in ProtoPie. We validate flows with Maze, add lightweight motion with Lottie, and keep specs and documentation in Notion. The process is Figma-first, so handoff stays clean.

How many design variations do you provide, and how is the concept chosen?

For the initial concept we usually prepare two directions for the key screens, then refine the one you choose. We base that choice on your goals, brand, and user research, not on personal taste, so the decision is grounded rather than subjective.

Can I skip UI/UX design and go straight to development?

You can, but we do not recommend it. Without design, developers make interface decisions on the fly, which usually leads to rework, inconsistent screens, and a confusing experience. Even a light design pass catches usability problems early and lets your team build once, not twice. If your product already exists, a UX audit or a website redesign can be a faster starting point than designing from scratch. When the problem is bigger than usability — the whole brand feels dated — rebranding is the third option. We will tell you honestly which path fits your case.

Do you handle development after the design is done?

Yes. Design and development sit under one roof at Purrweb, so we can take your product from screens to a live app through mobile app development or web development. Our designers work closely with developers, so the build matches the design.

Do you design for SaaS and B2B platforms?

Yes. A large share of our work is SaaS and B2B products: dashboards, admin panels, complex data views, and multi-role flows. We focus on clear information hierarchy, reusable components, and a design system that stays consistent as the product grows. For more on the approach, see our notes on SaaS design best practices.

Do you offer UI/UX design consulting?

Yes. If you are not ready for a full project, we offer UI/UX design consulting: a focused review of your product, your flows, or your design process, with clear, prioritized recommendations you can act on right away.

What time zones and locations do you work with?

We work with clients across the US, Europe, and the MENA region, and adapt to your time zone for calls and reviews. Written updates and demos in Figma and Notion mean progress continues even when our hours do not fully overlap.

How long does a UI/UX design project take from kickoff to delivery?

A typical mobile app design takes about six weeks from kickoff to handoff. Smaller scopes go faster, and complex products with many flows take longer. We can start within five days of signing, so the clock begins quickly.

How much does UI/UX design cost for a mobile app?

It depends on scope: the number of screens, the complexity of the flows, and whether you need a full design system. Instead of a fixed price list, we give you an exact estimate after a short discovery, usually within a couple of days. For a detailed breakdown with examples, see our UI/UX design cost guide.

How does AI affect the UI/UX design process?

AI speeds up parts of our process but does not replace designers. We use it to synthesize research, generate early layout options, and run faster usability checks, which lets us explore more directions in the same time. The judgment, taste, and final craft stay with our senior designers.