UI/UX Design Services (Figma)

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Frontend Technologies We Master

The battle-tested tools we use to turn polished designs into fast, pixel-perfect, responsive interfaces.

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Tailwind CSS

A utility-first CSS framework we use to ship consistent, responsive, pixel-perfect interfaces at speed.

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React

Component-driven, accessible UIs that scale cleanly across web and mobile.

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Vue.js

Elegant, reactive interfaces with great performance and long-term maintainability.

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Our UI/UX Design Services

From first sketch to pixel-perfect handoff — a complete, research-driven design process built around your users.

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User Research

Interviews, surveys, and journey mapping to ground every design decision in real user behaviour — not assumptions.

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Wireframing & IA

Low-fidelity wireframes and clear information architecture that map the fastest path from user intent to action.

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Interactive Prototyping

Clickable, high-fidelity Figma prototypes you can test with real users before a single line of code is written.

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Visual & UI Design

Polished, on-brand interfaces with accessible colour, type, and spacing systems that scale across your product.

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Design Systems

Reusable component libraries and design tokens, mirrored in code by AI-augmented developers who draft the components and Storybook stories fast and check each one against Figma.

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Usability Testing

Moderated and unmoderated testing to validate flows, catch friction early, and continuously refine the experience.

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Research and Discovery Before Pixels

Most redesigns that disappoint skipped this step. Discovery starts with what you already have - analytics, support tickets, sales-call notes and session recordings - then fills the gaps with a handful of user interviews and, for existing products, a heuristic review of the current interface. The output is short and practical: who the primary users are, the jobs they come to do, where they get stuck, and the few measures (task completion, sign-up rate, time to first value) that will show whether the new design works.

From there we test ideas cheaply before polishing them. Clickable Figma prototypes go in front of a small group of real users each round; we watch where they hesitate, fix the flow, and test again. Changing a prototype takes hours, while changing shipped code takes sprints.

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Design Systems, Tokens and Accessible Design

A design system keeps a growing product consistent. We define design tokens - colour, typography, spacing, radius, elevation and motion - as named variables in Figma, with light and dark modes, and build components on top of them with every state designed: default, hover, focus, disabled, loading, error and empty. Because the same tokens are exported to code, a brand colour change is one edit rather than a hunt through hundreds of screens.

Accessibility is designed in, not audited at the end. We design to WCAG 2.2 level AA criteria: text and interface contrast, visible focus states, touch targets large enough for thumbs, labels and error messages that do not rely on colour alone, logical heading and reading order, and motion that respects reduced-motion settings. Annotations for keyboard order and screen-reader labels travel with the designs, so developers do not have to guess.

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From Figma to Code, Pixel for Pixel

PixoBots stands for Pixel & Bots, and this is where the Pixel half shows. Handoff happens in Figma Dev Mode: frames marked ready for development, measurements and token names on every element, component variants linked to their code counterparts, and responsive behaviour documented for each breakpoint rather than left to interpretation.

Our dedicated developers use AI tools to draft the first pass - component scaffolding from Figma frames, token files, Storybook stories and visual regression tests. The developer then does the part that needs judgement: checking each component against the design at every breakpoint, fixing spacing, line-height and alignment drift, wiring real data and edge cases such as long names and empty states, and testing keyboard and screen-reader behaviour. Built screens are then reviewed side by side with Figma before they ship, so what users see matches what you approved.

Pixel & Bots

Pixel-perfect software, delivered at AI speed

PixoBots stands for Pixel & Bots. Our Bots are dedicated developers who work with AI tools: AI takes the repetitive work, a developer reviews every line, and the result is pixel-perfect.

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Polished UI and clean, tested code - detail is part of the job, not an afterthought.

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Dedicated developers who join your team and use AI for boilerplate, tests and documentation.

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AI-assisted delivery can save more than 50% of development cost compared with traditional development.

How AI-augmented delivery works

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about our UI/UX design service. Can't find what you need? Feel free to contact us.

How long does it take to design a web app? expand_more

The timeline depends on the complexity of the project. A typical UI/UX phase ranges from 2-6 weeks, including research, wireframing, and high-fidelity prototyping.

Which pricing model do you follow: dedicated resource or a milestone-priced project? expand_more

We offer both models depending on your needs. For long-term projects, a dedicated resource model is often more flexible, while a milestone-priced project, with an agreed scope and a price per milestone, works well for well-defined work.

Do you provide responsive web design and development? expand_more

Yes. Every interface we design is responsive by default and is checked on mobile, tablet and desktop screen sizes so it looks and works well on each.

Will I have a single point of contact? expand_more

Yes. You will have one named point of contact who coordinates the designers and developers, runs the reviews and keeps you updated on progress.

Who will work on my design project? expand_more

PixoBots provides UI/UX design as a service: we assign designers suited to your project and stay responsible for the quality and delivery of the work. You review the designs at every milestone.

Can I see my website design while it is in progress? expand_more

Yes, we maintain full transparency. You'll have access to live design files (Figma) and staging environments.

Do I need a face-to-face meeting with the team to begin the project? expand_more

No. We start with a kickoff meeting - usually a video call - to align on goals and expectations. You can meet in person if you prefer.

Do you design for accessibility (WCAG)? expand_more

Yes. We design to WCAG 2.2 level AA criteria - colour contrast, visible focus states, adequate touch targets, clear labels and errors, and logical reading order - and annotate keyboard and screen-reader behaviour in the Figma files so developers build it correctly.

What do developers receive at design handoff? expand_more

Developers get Figma files in Dev Mode with frames marked ready, design tokens for colour, type and spacing, component variants with every state, responsive rules for each breakpoint and accessibility annotations. That removes guesswork and makes a pixel-perfect build realistic.

Is there any hidden cost? expand_more

No. We provide a transparent breakdown of costs in our initial proposal.

What other services do you offer once my design is complete? expand_more

We offer end-to-end services including development, SEO, maintenance and marketing, so your project keeps improving after launch.

Ready to craft a standout UI/UX?

Let's turn your ideas into intuitive, responsive interfaces your users will love.