UI/UX design services: product design approved before it is built
You want screens your users can follow and your engineers can build from, approved by you before any code. A Senior designer with a Lead reviewing, four weeks: USD 8,960–9,920.
The example, line by line
| Role, hours and rate | Subtotal |
|---|---|
| Senior designer160 h × USD 45–50 an hour | USD 7,200–8,000 |
| Lead / architect32 h × USD 55–60 an hour | USD 1,760–1,920 |
TotalUSD 8,960–9,920 2 people · 192 h | |
What does UX/UI design include?
UX/UI design covers how a product works and how it looks: who the users are and what they need to do, the flow between screens, the screens with their states (empty, loading, error), and the visual system of type, colour, spacing and components. The deliverable is a set of approved screens a team can build from, and ours are built by the same team that designed them.
Designers are priced on the same seniority table as engineers, so you read the price before you start.
How we design, and how you approve it
The products in our design cases were built in this order, and the screens below come from those products, not from mockups made for this page.
From the first question to the approved screens
We write down what each screen is for
Before anything is drawn, we put on paper who uses each screen, what they have to do on it, what it must show first and the one thing it asks them to do.
We draw it in Figma
Every screen is drawn at desktop width, 1440 pixels, and at phone width, 390, with its states: empty, loading, error.
You approve it
You look at the screens and approve or reject each one. The approved screens become the reference for the build: nothing is built from a draft.
We build it and compare it with what you approved
The finished page is compared with the approved screens, and its accessibility is checked with automated tests and a pass with the keyboard only.
The built product at 1440: how an AI marketing platform reports performance by network.
At 390: the approval inbox of Autonomah's mobile app.
At 390: the appointment screen of a housing platform.
How much does UI design cost?
You pay the published hourly rate for the hours worked, and a month is 160 hours. A Senior designer is USD 45–50 an hour, on the same table as a Senior engineer, and a Lead is USD 55–60. The sheet above prices four weeks: a Senior designer for 160 hours plus 32 hours of a Lead reviewing. It is an example, not a quote.
Design before build is one team: a Lead and a Senior engineer with a Senior designer for 80 hours is USD 19,600–21,600 a month. If the scope is open, Discovery costs USD 7,000 first.
Team size by situation
- Design: a Senior designer with Lead review2 people · 1 monthUSD 8,960–9,920
- Design and build: a pair plus a Senior designer3 people · 1 monthUSD 19,600–21,600
- A website: a Senior developer and a Senior designer2 people · 1 monthUSD 9,000–10,000
What you get from product design
- Screens designed in Figma at 1440 and 390 pixels, each approved by you before any code is written.
- The states, not only the happy path: empty, loading, error and permission states for each screen.
- Accessibility designed in and checked after: contrast, keyboard use and focus, tested with axe against WCAG 2.2 AA rules.
- A visual system in your product's own tokens: type scale, colour, spacing and components.
- The approved frames pinned as the source of the build, and the built page compared against them.
- The design files and all intellectual property are yours from day 1, and we sign an NDA before the call if you ask.
What we have shown, and what we have not
Every claim is on its case page with its dates. Strong means built end to end with figures; Partial means a smaller or weaker proof, stated as such.
GovTech & enterprise coordination. Read the case
Strong 43 screens designed in Figma at 1440 and 390 pixels, with 114 approved frames, each approved before it was built.
Not shown: No usage or conversion figures are published.
Housing & credit / PropTech. Read the case
Strong About 290 approved frames across a public website, a family portal and staff consoles.
Not shown: We make no claim about launch or users.
AI marketing / MarTech. Read the case
Strong A design covering 519 screen-states, and a portal redesign judged by an independent critic.
Not shown: We do not call it WCAG certified: the accessibility work is checked, not certified.
Work we have not shown. Not in our published case studies: e-commerce stores and modernization of legacy applications. For those, ask us before assuming.
The rates behind every example
Engineers and designers are priced on the same seniority table, per hour worked. Add or remove people as the work changes; the arithmetic stays the same.
Hire Latin American developers
How staff augmentation works- Lead / ArchitectUSD55–60per hour
- SeniorUSD45–50per hour
- MidUSD35–40per hour
- JuniorUSD30per hour
Hourly rates side by side
Other ways we build
- Custom software developmentExample: USD 16,000–17,600 · 1 month
- Web application developmentExample: USD 16,000–17,600 · 1 month
- Mobile app developmentExample: USD 16,000–17,600 · 1 month
- Web portal developmentExample: USD 16,000–17,600 · 1 month
Frequently asked questions
What does UX/UI design include?
The flow between screens, the screens with their states, and the visual system of type, colour, spacing and components. You get approved Figma screens at 1440 and 390 pixels that a team can build from.
How much does UI design cost?
You pay the published hourly rate for the hours worked: a Senior designer is USD 45–50 an hour and a Lead USD 55–60. As an example, four weeks of a Senior designer plus 32 hours of a Lead cost USD 8,960–9,920. It is an example, not a quote.
Are designers priced differently from engineers?
No. Designers are priced on the same seniority table: Lead 55–60, Senior 45–50, Mid 35–40 and Junior 30 US dollars an hour.
Do you also build what you design?
Yes, and that is how our published cases work: the screens are approved in Figma, then the same team builds them. A Lead, a Senior engineer and a Senior designer for 80 hours are USD 19,600–21,600 a month, as an example.
Do you design native mobile apps?
Yes, as part of mobile app development. Our published mobile work is Autonomah's mobile app, shown through its screens at 390 pixels. We publish no store listing, rating or download count. The rest of our published designs are responsive web products at 1440 and 390 pixels.
How do I approve the design?
Every screen is drawn in Figma at 1440 and 390 pixels, and you approve or reject each one before any code is written. The approved screens are the reference for the build, and the finished page is compared with them.
Who owns the designs?
You do, from day 1, with all other intellectual property. We sign an NDA before the call if you ask.
Is the design WCAG certified?
No. We design for WCAG 2.2 AA and check the screens with axe, a keyboard pass and other checks, but we do not certify and we do not audit for certification.
Mat (Matías) Caniglia, Founder and CEO
I lead every project and I interview every engineer before you meet them. Bring the problem and we'll know in 30 minutes if we fit.
We reply to every request within 1 business day. We sign an NDA before the call if you ask.