UI UX design services for web, mobile and SaaS products
We research your users, design the flows and screens, test them with real people and hand developers a Figma design system they can build from without guesswork.
ZedBlu provides UI UX design services for startups, SaaS companies and enterprises building web apps, mobile apps, dashboards and internal tools. We start with your users and business goals, map the journeys that matter, and design interfaces that make the next step obvious, from the first screen of onboarding to the most complex admin workflow.
Because our designers work alongside engineers, every design is made to be built. We work in Figma with shared components, responsive layouts and documented states for loading, empty and error screens, so developers do not have to guess. The mobile-first newsroom admin we built for The Hawk and Dainik Hawk, designed so editors can manage stories from a phone, is an example of designing around how people actually work.
You can hire us as a standalone UI/UX design company for a redesign or new product, or as the design arm of a full build with ZedBlu engineering. Either way, you own every design file, component library and research artifact.
What our UI/UX & Product Design team delivers
User research and UX strategy
Stakeholder interviews, user interviews, surveys, analytics review and competitor walkthroughs that show who your users are, what they are trying to do and where they get stuck. We turn findings into personas, journey maps and a prioritized list of problems, so design decisions rest on evidence rather than opinion.
Wireframing and prototyping
Wireframing and prototyping that lets you test structure and flows before investing in visual polish. We sketch low-fidelity layouts, agree on information architecture and navigation, then build clickable Figma prototypes you can put in front of users, investors or your sales team early in the project, long before code is written.
Mobile app UI design
Mobile app UI design for iOS and Android that respects each platform's conventions, from navigation patterns and gestures to system fonts and safe areas. We design for one-handed use, slow networks, offline states and accessibility settings, and we prepare app store screenshots that match the product people will download.
SaaS product design and dashboards
SaaS product design for complex workflows: onboarding that gets new accounts to their first result quickly, role-based dashboards, data-heavy tables, filters, settings and billing screens. We simplify dense information without hiding what power users need, and we design empty states and in-app guidance that answer common questions before they become support tickets.
Design systems
A Figma design system with color, type and spacing tokens, reusable components, variants and usage rules, mapped to code components in React, Flutter or your chosen framework. It keeps every new screen consistent, speeds up both design and development, and makes future redesigns a matter of updating tokens rather than redrawing hundreds of screens.
UX audits and usability testing
A UX audit reviews your live product against usability heuristics, accessibility standards (WCAG 2.2) and your analytics funnels, and returns a ranked list of issues with recommended fixes. Our usability testing services then check the redesigned flows with real users, moderated or remote, before developers write a line of code.
What you get
Designs that developers can build
Every handoff includes specs, component states, responsive behavior and interaction notes, and our designers stay available during development to answer questions and review each build against the design.
Accessibility from the first wireframe
We design for contrast, readable type, focus order, screen readers and touch target sizes from the start, which is cheaper than fixing accessibility after launch and widens your audience.
Decisions backed by user evidence
Research and testing replace internal debates with observations of how real users behave, so roadmap and design choices are easier to agree on and defend.
Consistent brand across every screen
A shared component library keeps web, iOS, Android and marketing pages visually aligned as your product and team grow, without each new feature drifting from the original style.
Our process
Tools & tech we use
Use cases
- Redesign of a dated SaaS dashboard
- Clickable prototype for investor or customer validation
- Mobile app UI for a consumer marketplace
- Design system for a product with several web and mobile apps
- Checkout and onboarding flow improvements for e-commerce
- Accessibility review and fixes for a public-facing portal
Ready-made solutions to launch faster
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UI/UX & Product Design: FAQ
How much do UI UX design services cost?
Cost depends on the number of unique screens and flows, how much user research and testing you want, whether you need a full design system, and how many platforms are involved. A focused prototype for a new product is a smaller engagement than redesigning a mature SaaS platform. When design is part of a full build with us, it is included in the project quote. After a free consultation and a look at your current product, we send a fixed price.
How long does UI/UX design take?
A clickable prototype for a new product typically takes three to six weeks, including research and one round of user testing. Designing a complete web or mobile app usually takes six to twelve weeks, and a full design system can run in parallel. Timelines depend on the number of flows, how quickly feedback comes back and how many stakeholders need to approve.
What is the difference between UI and UX design?
UX design is about how a product works: the user's goals, the flow between screens, the information architecture and how easy each task feels. UI design is how it looks and responds: layout, typography, color, icons, components and motion. Good products need both, which is why we handle research, flows and visual design as one connected process.
Can you redesign our existing product without disrupting users?
Yes. We usually start with a UX audit and analytics review, then redesign in stages, beginning with the flows that cause the most friction. New designs can be released behind feature flags or to a portion of users first, so you can compare behavior and gather feedback before everyone switches over.
Do we own the design files?
Yes, completely. You receive the Figma files, component library, prototypes, research notes and exported assets, and the rights to all of them are yours. We can transfer the files to your own Figma workspace at any point, so your in-house team or another agency can continue the work without starting over.
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