UI/UX Design Services drawn with the engineers who will build the screens.

We quote UI/UX design against the agreed screen set, research and deliverables. There is no minimum engagement period.

The estimate accounts for:

• Screens, interaction states and breakpoints to design.
• User research and prototype validation required.
• Existing brand assets, concepts and component libraries we can use.
• Accessibility criteria and implementation responsibilities.

Fixed price is outcome based and quoted per project. Time and materials is billed hourly and quoted per project; team extension is billed monthly per team member.

The design schedule follows the agreed flows, research, validation and review decisions. We estimate completion for your scope and confirm what we need from your team.

Most engagements start within two to four weeks. That is a typical start window, separate from the time needed to complete the design.

If the product direction is still undecided, a design sprint tests a concept through a prototype before you commission production screens.

Each stage produces a reviewable output for the interface you commission.

• Discovery and research: agreed findings, personas and journey maps, with the information architecture for the selected flows.
• Structure and wireframes: layouts for the agreed key flows and a clickable low-fidelity prototype.
• Visual direction: moodboards, an approved direction and typography, color and spacing decisions.
• UI design and prototyping: production screens for the agreed breakpoints and states, with an interactive prototype for validation.
• Handover: Figma files, the selected component-library outputs and usage documentation, reviewed with the implementation owners.

We agree usability and accessibility acceptance criteria, with WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA as the scoped accessibility target. That includes deciding which screens and interactions are checked and who validates the implementation.

Color contrast, keyboard paths, focus order and screen-reader behavior require checks in the implemented interface as well as design review. A formal conformance statement belongs to the product owner; design files alone do not establish compliance.

Our ISO 27001:2022 and ISO 9001:2015 certifications govern organizational practices and do not certify your interface.

UI/UX design turns a chosen product direction into interface flows and screens. Web design applies that work to a website; a web app or mobile app also needs its application interactions designed.

Product design and development includes discovery and software engineering through launch. Web development implements the interface and the services behind it. We agree whether your purchase ends at design handover or includes implementation.

Yes. We use your existing design files, component library and engineering constraints to define the interface work.

On one training-software platform, the client already had the new components. We mapped the legacy implementations onto them, with retaining functionality as the requirement. Your engagement can likewise work within an existing library; new design components or coded components are included where the scope calls for them.

Bring in design expertise when you want dedicated work on user flows, interaction behavior and visual consistency. Your developers' interface work is a useful starting point.

We review the selected tasks with your product and engineering leads, then define the design work that supports the next release. If your first question is why users struggle with an existing interface, commission an assessment before deciding on new screens.

Yes. We work from your designer's concepts and agree the remaining design or implementation responsibilities with your team.

We implemented four corporate websites from a financial-services group's internal UX concepts. On a warehouse-software engagement, the client's designer supplied the style guide and UX concept; we implemented Angular components to her requirements, then user frontends with REST backend integration.

Bring the design files and component references. We establish which states, breakpoints and interaction specifications still need work.

Yes. We use wireframe reviews, engineering input and prototype testing to validate the selected design decisions before implementation.

A prototype lets users try a flow before it becomes production software. We agree what the test needs to establish, who participates and how findings affect the next design iteration. Engineering reviews the proposed behavior against your codebase and constraints alongside that work.

We design the selected screens against shared typography, tokens, components and interaction states, using the library your products already share where it fits.

Consistency across several products also needs decisions about component ownership and future changes. A design system covers that shared implementation and governance. We distinguish that continuing responsibility from the component outputs of an interface design engagement.

A component library provides reusable interface parts. A design system also defines shared design rules, implementation and responsibility for maintaining them.

A library or UI kit can support a defined screen set. A system is the relevant scope when several products or teams need a shared foundation and a way to manage changes. We can design within an existing library, including one you have adopted, after checking its fit with your brand and interaction requirements.

We use user research to understand the tasks your interface needs to support, then connect the findings to its flows and screens. The research plan accounts for what you already know and the questions the design needs to answer.

You provide access to users or the people who support them, along with existing findings. For a diagnosis of a live product before redesign, a UX audit is the focused first purchase.

Yes. We include engineering input in the design work and agree the review responsibilities with the people implementing your interface. That can include your existing engineers or our build team; QA responsibilities follow the agreed scope.

Our engineers work across six countries; the project managers and engineers a client works with are in four countries: Ukraine, Poland, Estonia and the UK.

We design flows, prototypes and production screens in Figma. We agree the file structure and component references with your team so the handover fits its working tools.

Storybook documents coded components when implementation is included. A Figma component library, design specifications and a coded library are different outputs; the scope identifies what you receive and any toolchain or licence requirements.

Compare the interface outputs, the engineering collaboration and the relevance of the client work. Before you commission us, we establish:

• Which flows, states and breakpoints the screen set covers, and how you review them.
• Who contributes implementation input and owns design approval, build acceptance and handover.
• Which completed work matches your starting point, including supplied UX concepts or existing components.

The client quotations link to their individual Clutch reviews. Our proposal records the design and implementation responsibilities, whether your own engineers build the screens or we do.

unicrew fits when you have chosen the product or interface direction and want flows, prototypes and production screens designed with engineering context. We can develop the interface from your brief or work from concepts and components you already own.

The first conversation establishes the screen set, research needs and implementation responsibilities. You then commission the agreed design work, with software engineering included where you need it.