UI UX design services cover how a digital product works and how it looks. They include user research, user flows, wireframes, visual UI design, clickable prototypes, usability testing and a design system, delivered as dev-ready files. The goal is a website, app or dashboard that users understand quickly, trust and come back to.

Most projects cost between $5,000 and $100,000+. A UX audit or focused MVP design is $5,000 to $15,000, a full product is $15,000 to $40,000, and an enterprise design system or large redesign is $40,000 to $100,000+. We send a fixed quote within 48 hours of a free discovery call.

UX (user experience) design is about how a product works: research, structure, user flows and the steps people take to finish a task. UI (user interface) design is about how it looks: layout, typography, color, buttons and motion. UX makes a product easy to use, and UI makes it clear and attractive. A good product needs both.

A UI UX designer studies who the users are and what they need, maps the journeys they take, sketches wireframes, designs the final screens and builds clickable prototypes. They test those prototypes with real users, fix what confuses people and hand developers detailed files and specs, then check that the built product matches the design.

A UX audit takes about 2 to 3 weeks. An MVP design takes 3 to 5 weeks, and a full web or mobile product takes 6 to 10 weeks. A design system or a large enterprise redesign takes 3 to 6 months or more, delivered in phases. You review progress every week, so there are no surprises at the end.

Our process has six stages: discovery and UX audit, user research, information architecture and wireframes, visual design and prototype, usability testing and iteration, and handoff with design QA. Nothing goes to development until the main flows have been tested with real users and approved by you.

You get a research summary, user flows and a sitemap, wireframes, high-fidelity Figma designs for every screen and state, a clickable prototype, a design system or style guide, an accessibility check and developer handoff files in Figma Dev Mode. All files belong to you from day one.

Yes. We start with a UX audit of your live product, using analytics, heatmaps and user feedback to find what is slowing users down. Then we redesign in stages, keeping what users already like, so the change feels like an upgrade instead of a shock. Many redesigns start with the sign-up or checkout flow for quick wins.

A UX audit is an expert review of your website or app against usability principles, accessibility guidelines and your analytics. You get a prioritized list of problems and fixes. It is the right first step if users drop off, conversion is low or support gets the same questions repeatedly, and it costs far less than a full redesign.

Our main tool is Figma for design, prototyping and developer handoff. We also use FigJam and Miro for workshops, Maze and Lookback for usability testing, Hotjar, Microsoft Clarity and Google Analytics 4 for behavior data, ProtoPie and Lottie for motion, and Stark and axe for accessibility checks.

Yes. We design to WCAG 2.2 level AA from the first wireframe. That covers color contrast, text size, tap target size, focus order, labels and error messages. We check designs with accessibility tools and test the built product with screen readers, so it works for more people and lowers legal risk.

Yes. AngleBrackets offers UI UX design and development services under one roof. Our developers turn approved designs into React, Next.js or Flutter front ends, and our designers review every screen before launch. You can also take our Figma files to your own developers, with full specs and design tokens.

Outsourcing UI UX design suits most startups and growing companies. You get a senior team with research, UI and testing skills at once, without the cost and time of hiring each role. In-house makes sense once design work is constant. Many clients start with us and later build an in-house team on our design system.

Yes. You can hire one or more dedicated UI UX designers who join your team on a monthly basis, work in your time zone and use your Figma, Slack and Jira. It suits companies with ongoing design work, such as SaaS products shipping new features every sprint. See our hire UI UX designers page for details.

Book a free 30-minute call or send the form on this page with a link to your product. A senior designer will review it, share the biggest problems and quick wins, and send a fixed scope, timeline and estimate within 48 hours. We are happy to sign an NDA before you share anything private.