UI/UX Design Services in Figma

Wireframes and Prototypes

We start with low-detail wireframes to agree structure and content before visual design. Clickable prototypes then let you test key journeys, such as sign-up or booking, with your team or customers before anything is built.

Design Systems

A design system defines colors, typography, spacing and reusable components with all their states. It keeps new pages consistent and makes development faster, because developers build each component once.

Web App UI

For dashboards and portals we design tables, filters, forms, empty states and error messages, not just the happy path. These screens hand off cleanly to our Laravel developers or your own team.

Process

Discovery and goals, sitemap or user flows, wireframes, visual design of key screens, a prototype for testing, then a full design system and handoff. You review at each stage, with agreed revision rounds.

Pricing

Design is quoted per project based on the number of unique screens and whether a full design system is needed. Typical projects are $225 to $950 (or $60 to $110 per screen).

Figma to WordPress / Elementor Handoff

Because we also build sites, our Figma files are organized for development: named layers, components and variants, auto layout, defined breakpoints and exported assets. Designs map directly to Elementor global styles and templates, so the built site matches the approved design.

Working With Your Developers

If you already have a development team, we hand over organized Figma files with named layers, exported assets, spacing notes and interactive prototypes for key flows. We stay available during the build to answer questions and review the implemented pages against the design.

If you do not, our own team can build the design in WordPress and Elementor or as a custom Laravel application, so design and build stay with one partner.

Design Systems That Speed Up Every Future Page

Instead of one-off screens, we build a small design system in Figma: color and type styles, spacing rules, and reusable components such as buttons, forms, cards and navigation, each with hover, focus, error and disabled states.

Your developers get consistent building blocks, and new pages take hours instead of days because they reuse approved components. Accessibility is built in from the start, with contrast checks, readable type sizes and touch targets sized for phones.