Design a developer can implement without guesswork.

What the design includes

The work moves from structure to visuals, because changes to logic are cheaper at the early stages:

• UX. Site map, user scenarios, wireframes of key pages, a clickable prototype.
• UI. A design concept in 1–2 variants, all pages for desktop and mobile, icons, illustrations and photo style.
• Design system. Colors, typography, grid, components with all their states, tokens for development.
• Handoff. A specification of spacing and behavior, graphics export, support during development.

We hand over the Figma file to your account, and you own the designs. We don't do logos or branding, only interfaces.

How much web design costs and what affects the price

The price of web design depends first of all on the number of unique screens and the depth of detail. In the packages the ranges are: prototype from UAH 8,000, website design from UAH 30,000, hourly work from $20. All project benchmarks are collected on the pricing page.

E-commerce store design: where we focus

For a store, the pages where the purchase decision is made matter most: the catalog with filters, the product page, the cart and checkout. Orders are easy to lose to small details here. For the typical reasons shoppers abandon a cart, see the article why orders get lost at checkout. We handle the mobile version separately, because a large share of visitors come from phones.

For a store it is also worth agreeing in advance what an empty cart, a payment error, an out-of-stock product and long names in cards will look like. These screens are rarely drawn "on the first try", yet they are what most often spoils the impression of a site after launch.

How the work goes

1. Week 1. Research: brief, competitors, scenarios.
2. Weeks 1–2. Prototype: structure and page logic.
3. Weeks 2–3. Design: concepts, approval, all screens.
4. Week 4. Handoff: UI kit, specifications, support.

A prototype lets you see the logic of the site before the first screen is drawn. It makes it easy to spot unnecessary steps, unclear navigation and forgotten scenarios, and fixing them at this stage takes hours, not days.

The timelines are approximate and depend on the number of pages. After approval you get not just pictures but a well-organized file that is easy to navigate: pages, components and styles are named clearly, so any developer quickly finds what they need. First you approve the prototype, and only then do we move on to visuals.

When you don't need a designer, and how our approach differs

If you only need existing mockups implemented, order website development or full-stack Laravel and Nuxt development. For a site that already works and only needs a quality check of its interface, start with an e-commerce QA audit. And if you are interested in a logo or brand identity, that is not our profile, and we will recommend a branding studio.

The practical result is that the developer receives mockups with every state, including error, empty list and loading, and doesn't have to guess what a screen should look like. Fewer clarifications in the middle of development means less rework.

Every component is described so the developer doesn't need to ask: sizes, states, colors and behavior. We check contrast against WCAG and use tokens instead of values chosen by eye. The design is done by a team that also writes code, so the mockups take implementation constraints into account. To see how this looks in practice, read how to choose a web development contractor. For UI/UX design of a website, it helps to come with examples you like and with what you dislike about your current version. That shortens the research stage and gets us to the style you expect faster. When you are ready, describe the task in the brief.