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UX/UI Design Project

Design a digital product people can understand, use, and enjoy.

A structured UX/UI design project for websites, mobile apps, web apps, dashboards, and digital products that need clearer user journeys, intuitive interfaces, and a consistent visual system.

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Timeline 3–6 weeks
Starting from $1,500

01 / Overview

More than polished screens. A clear UX/UI system for your
digital product.

A strong UX/UI design project brings structure, user flows, wireframes, responsive interfaces, and reusable design elements together into one clear system. Instead of designing individual screens in isolation, we create a consistent experience built around real user needs and product goals.

The goal is simple: make your website, app, dashboard, or digital product easier to understand, easier to use, and easier to develop with confidence.

UX/UI system 05 core elements
  1. 01
    Foundation

    UX structure

    The screens, content, and navigation organized around your product goals and user needs.

  2. 02
    Journeys

    User flows

    Clear paths showing how users move through the product and complete key actions.

  3. 03
    Clarity

    Wireframes

    Key screens and content hierarchy planned before visual styling begins.

  4. 04
    Interface

    Responsive UI

    Desktop and mobile interfaces designed with clear hierarchy, consistent components, and practical interaction states.

  5. 05
    Delivery

    Prototype & handoff

    An interactive prototype, basic design system, and handoff notes prepared for development.

Each element has a role, but the value comes from how they work together as one clear, usable product experience.

02 / Ideal for

Is this the right UX/UI project for you?

This project is a strong fit when there is a clear need to improve, validate, or define how your digital product works for users.

Quick check

If one or more of these feels familiar, this project probably makes sense.

No need to match every point.

  • You're building a new digital product

    You need clear UX structure and interface design before development begins.

  • Your current experience feels unclear

    Users struggle to navigate, understand what to do next, or complete important actions.

  • Your interface feels inconsistent

    Screens, components, and interactions do not feel like part of one clear product experience.

  • You need more than visual design

    You need flows, wireframes, responsive UI, prototypes, and handoff support ready for development.

Still not sure?

Tell us what you are trying to improve and we can help define the right project.

Tell us what you need

03 / Project scope

What your UX/UI project can include.

The final scope is built around what your product actually needs. These are the core deliverables commonly included in a complete UX/UI design project.

  1. Structure

    UX structure

    A clear product structure built around user needs, content, navigation, and the key goals of your digital experience.

  2. Journey

    User flows

    Clear paths showing how users move between screens, make decisions, and complete important actions.

  3. Planning

    Wireframes

    Key screens and content hierarchy planned before visual design, helping us validate structure and usability early.

  4. Desktop

    Desktop UI design

    Responsive desktop interfaces designed with clear hierarchy, consistent components, and intuitive interaction patterns.

  5. Mobile

    Mobile UI design

    Mobile layouts adapted for smaller screens, touch interaction, clear navigation, and consistent product use.

  6. Interaction

    Interactive prototype

    A clickable prototype that demonstrates key screens, user flows, and interactions before development begins.

  7. Consistency

    Basic design system

    Reusable styles and components that help keep the interface consistent as the product grows.

  8. Delivery

    Handoff notes

    Organized design files and practical notes prepared to support a clear transition into development.

04 / What you receive

Designed to move forward, not stop at presentation.

Your final delivery is organized for practical use. You receive the approved UX/UI designs, prototype, design system, and handoff materials needed to move confidently into development.

Final delivery UX/UI design package
05 delivery groups
  1. UX

    Approved UX structure

    The agreed user flows, wireframes, navigation, and screen structure organized around the core product experience.

    UX foundation
  2. Interface

    Responsive UI designs

    Final desktop and mobile screens designed with clear hierarchy, consistent components, and defined interaction states.

    Final screens
  3. Prototype

    Interactive prototype

    A clickable prototype showing key screens, user journeys, and important interactions before development begins.

    Key interactions
  4. System

    Basic design system

    Reusable styles, components, and interface patterns prepared to keep the product consistent as it develops.

    Reusable components
  5. Handoff

    Development-ready handoff

    Design files and handoff notes are organized clearly so your development team can understand the approved screens, components, and interactions without an unclear transition.

    Ready for development

05 / The process

From product goals to a clear user experience.

A clear process keeps the project focused, gives feedback a purpose, and helps every design decision connect back to user needs and product goals.

  1. Discover

    We learn about your product, users, goals, current experience, business needs, and technical context.

  2. Define

    We define the UX structure, key user flows, priorities, and what the product needs to help users accomplish.

  3. Wireframe

    We plan key screens, content hierarchy, navigation, and core interactions before visual design begins.

  4. Design

    The approved structure is developed into responsive desktop and mobile interfaces with a clear visual system.

  5. Prototype

    Key screens and user flows are connected into an interactive prototype for review and refinement.

  6. Deliver

    Final designs, components, prototype, and handoff notes are organized and prepared for development.

06 / Typical timeline

A focused 3–6 week process.

Most UX/UI projects move from product discovery to final handoff through focused stages, with time built in for review and refinement.

  1. W01

    Discovery & structure

    Product goals, user needs, requirements, and UX structure.

  2. W01–03

    Flows & wireframes

    User flows, key screens, navigation, and content hierarchy.

  3. W03–05

    UI design

    Responsive desktop and mobile interfaces, components, and visual refinement.

  4. W05–06

    Prototype & handoff

    Final prototype, design system, file preparation, and handoff.

07 / What we need from you

Help us understand the product behind the experience.

The better we understand your product, users, and goals, the more relevant the final experience can be. You do not need to prepare a formal UX brief before we start.

Project input
UX/UI project 05 inputs
  1. Product

    Product context

    What you are building, where it is today, and what you want the experience to help users accomplish.

  2. Goals

    Business & product goals

    What the product needs to support, improve, or achieve.

  3. Users

    Target users

    Who will use the product, what they need, and what matters most to them.

  4. Existing material

    Current product & references

    Existing screens, flows, content, references, or anything useful for understanding your starting point.

  5. Collaboration

    Clear feedback

    Timely feedback during review stages helps us refine the experience and keep the project moving.

08 / Built around your product

The scope adapts to what you actually need.

Not every product needs the same UX/UI deliverables. We define the right level of work before the project begins, so the scope stays relevant, clear, and practical.

  1. Foundation

    Core UX structure

    The essential flows, wireframes, and screen structure your product needs to create a clear user experience.

    UX structure · Flows · Wireframes
  2. Expand

    Interface design

    Additional screens and components are added when they have a clear role in how users interact with the product.

    Desktop · Mobile · Components
  3. Define

    Custom scope

    Deliverables, timing, and investment are confirmed around the actual needs of your project.

    Scope · Timeline · Investment

09 / UX/UI in practice

From a complex offer to a clear digital experience.

Effortless Living shows how a complete website redesign can turn complex services and content into a clearer, more intuitive experience built around real user needs.

Selected case study Website UX/UI redesign
Effortless Living

Redesigning a complex website around clarity and usability.

The Effortless Living website was completely redesigned around clearer navigation, stronger content hierarchy, responsive UI, and a consistent visual system — bringing construction, renovation, and real estate into one cohesive experience.

Project type
Redesign
Focus
UX/UI
Coverage
Full site
View Effortless Living website
Effortless Living website UX/UI redesign Effortless Living Website redesign View website
  1. 01 Structure
  2. 02 Design
  3. 03 Refine

10 / Why Kiwistic

UX/UI that works beyond the presentation.

We approach UX/UI as a practical product system — something users can understand, teams can build, and businesses can grow with.

  1. Built around real users

    Your experience is shaped around user needs, product goals, and real tasks — not assembled from a generic template.

  2. Designed as a system

    Structure, flows, screens, and components are designed to work together as one consistent product experience.

  3. Clear project scope

    Deliverables, timing, and investment are defined before work begins, so expectations stay clear throughout the project.

  4. Ready for development

    Final designs, components, prototypes, and handoff notes are organized for practical use by your development team.

11 / Investment

Know the starting point before the project begins.

Your final investment is based on the agreed scope. Before work starts, we confirm what is included, how long it should take, and what the project will cost.

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A focused starting point for a complete UX/UI design project. Final pricing is confirmed after the project scope is defined.

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Project summary

What to expect

Available
Project type
UX/UI design
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Typical timeline
3–6 weeks
Typical
Deliverables
Defined around your scope
Flexible
Final investment
Confirmed before start
Clear

No surprise additions. If the scope changes, the impact on timing or investment is discussed before additional work begins.

12 / FAQ

A few things you may want to know first.

Clear answers about scope, timing, deliverables, and how the UX/UI design project works before you decide to move forward.

What is included in a UX/UI design project?

The exact deliverables depend on the scope we agree before the project begins. A typical project can include UX structure, user flows, wireframes, desktop and mobile UI design, an interactive prototype, a basic design system, and handoff notes.

Can the project scope be smaller?

Yes. The scope is tailored to what your product actually needs. We can focus on selected flows, screens, features, or specific UX/UI improvements instead of redesigning the entire product.

Can you redesign an existing product?

Yes. We can review the existing experience, identify usability and interface issues, and redesign the parts that need clearer structure, better flows, or a stronger visual system.

How long does the project usually take?

A typical UX/UI design project takes approximately 3–6 weeks. The final timeline depends on the agreed scope, product complexity, number of screens, and feedback turnaround.

How much does a UX/UI design project cost?

UX/UI design projects start from $1,500. The final investment is based on the agreed scope and deliverables and is confirmed before work begins.

How many revisions are included?

Review stages and revisions are defined in the project scope before we start. This keeps feedback structured and helps the product move forward around the agreed direction.

Will the designs be ready for development?

Yes. Approved screens, components, responsive layouts, and supporting notes are organized for handoff so your development team can understand and build the agreed experience.

What do you need from me before starting?

We need context about your product, goals, users, existing experience, requirements, and any useful references. You do not need to prepare a perfect UX/UI brief — we guide the questions.

Can you also design the website?

Yes. If the product also needs a marketing or business website, we can handle that as a separate web design project with its own scope, timeline, deliverables, and investment.

13 / Related design projects

UX/UI is often part of a wider digital system. If your business also needs branding, a website, or ongoing design support, the next project can build on the same direction.

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Ready to improve your product?

Tell us what you are building or improving and where the experience needs more clarity. We will help define the right scope and next steps.

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