ZeevTech Solutions is a UI/UX design agency that designs mobile apps and web products for startups and SMBs in the USA, UK, and UAE. We deliver research, wireframes, high-fidelity Figma screens, and a documented design system — designed by the same team that then builds it in Flutter or React.
UI/UX design UX design determines how a product works — the flows, structure, and decisions a user moves through. UI design determines how it looks and feels — layout, type, colour, and interaction. A product needs both: a beautiful interface over a confused flow still fails, and a logical flow with an ugly interface loses trust.
What does a UI/UX design agency deliver?
A UI/UX design agency delivers user research, information architecture, wireframes, high-fidelity screens, an interactive prototype, and a design system. At ZeevTech Solutions you also get developer handoff notes and component specifications, because the same team implements the design and knows what the build needs.
Stakeholder and user interviews, plus competitor teardown
User journeys and information architecture before any visual work
Low-fidelity wireframes to settle structure cheaply
High-fidelity Figma screens for every state — empty, loading, error, success
Clickable prototype for testing and investor demos
Design system with tokens, components, and usage rules
Why does design get done before development?
Design first is cheaper because changing a Figma frame takes minutes and changing shipped code takes days. Designing every screen state up front also removes the ambiguity that causes rework mid-sprint. Teams that skip design typically spend the saved time twice over in change requests during the build.
What is a design system and do you need one?
A design system is a documented set of reusable components, tokens, and rules — colours, spacing, typography, buttons, forms — that keeps a product visually consistent as it grows. You need one as soon as more than one person designs or builds screens, which in practice is almost immediately.
Without one, every new screen re-invents its own button and spacing, and the interface drifts. With one, new features are assembled from proven parts, which speeds up both design and engineering.
What is a UX audit and when should you get one?
A UX audit is a structured review of an existing product against usability heuristics, analytics, and real user behaviour, producing a prioritised list of fixes ranked by impact and effort. Get one when traffic is healthy but conversion is not, or when support keeps answering the same confused question.
How do you design mobile app interfaces differently?
Mobile design works within thumb reach, platform conventions, and interrupted attention. We design for one-handed use, respect iOS and Android navigation patterns rather than forcing one look on both, size every touch target to at least 44px, and design offline and poor-connection states as first-class screens.
Thumb-zone layout with primary actions within reach
Platform-appropriate navigation, not a single forced pattern
44px minimum touch targets and readable type at arm's length
Offline, slow-network, and permission-denied states designed explicitly
Is accessibility included in your design work?
Yes, by default. We design to WCAG 2.2 AA: colour contrast of at least 4.5:1 for body text, visible focus states, labelled form fields, logical heading order, and full keyboard operability. Accessibility is specified at design time because retrofitting it into a built product costs several times more.
How we deliver ui/ux design
1
Research3–7 days
Stakeholder interviews, user interviews, analytics review, and competitor teardown.
2
Architecture & flows3–5 days
Information architecture, user journeys, and the screen inventory.
3
Wireframes1–2 weeks
Low-fidelity structure agreed before any visual design begins.
4
Visual design1–3 weeks
High-fidelity screens with every state, built on a token-based system.
5
Prototype & test3–7 days
Clickable prototype, usability testing, and revisions from what testing found.
6
Handoff2–3 days
Component specs, design tokens, assets, and a walkthrough with the build team.
Technologies we use
Figma
FigJam
Design tokens
Storybook
Maze
Lottie
Tailwind CSS
Proof
UI/UX Design We Have Shipped
Live products you can open and verify, plus platforms running in production today.
Travel & AgriTech
Trip To Farm
A farmstay and agri-tourism booking platform for Northeast India — travelers book tea-estate stays, farm tours, and hands-on rural experiences while local farming communities earn directly.
A conversion-focused website for a physiotherapy & rehab center — spinal decompression, sports injury rehab, and appointment booking presented with a clean, trust-building medical design.
Straight answers on cost, timelines, ownership, and delivery for ui ux design agency.
How much does UI/UX design cost?
UI/UX design is usually quoted per screen count and research depth. As a guide, a focused mobile app design of 15 to 25 screens with a design system typically runs $1,500 to $5,000, and a standalone UX audit of an existing product runs $800 to $2,000. Design is included in our bundled app and website pricing.
What is the difference between UI and UX design?
UX design decides how the product works — flows, structure, and the decisions a user moves through. UI design decides how it looks and feels — layout, type, colour, and interaction. You need both: a beautiful interface over a confused flow still fails, and a logical flow with a poor interface loses user trust.
Do you do design only, or design plus development?
Both. Many clients hire us for design and then build in-house, which is fine — you own the Figma files and the design system outright. When we also build, handoff friction disappears entirely, because the engineers implementing the screens are the ones who reviewed them for feasibility during design.
How many revision rounds are included?
Two structured revision rounds per stage are included, and in practice most projects use fewer because we agree wireframes before starting visual design. Revisions are consolidated into one round of feedback per stage rather than trickled in, which keeps the timeline and the estimate predictable.
Will I get the editable Figma source files?
Yes. You receive full ownership and editing access to the Figma project, including components, design tokens, and the prototype, plus exported assets. There is no lock-in and no ongoing licence — if you later hire another agency or an in-house designer, everything transfers cleanly.
Do you run usability testing with real users?
Yes, when the project scope includes it. We test the clickable prototype with 5 to 8 participants matching your target audience, which reliably surfaces the majority of serious usability problems. Findings are delivered as a prioritised list of specific changes, not as a video archive for you to interpret.
