UI/UX Design for Websites and Apps
Good UI/UX work makes the next step easier to understand. BuntyTech can help map user journeys, organize page or app screens, prepare wireframes and review responsive interface choices. The design scope, Figma handover, feedback rounds and any coding are agreed separately so a prototype is not mistaken for a finished product.
Define the user task before drawing screens
A booking flow, product catalogue and staff dashboard solve different problems. Start with the people who will use the interface, the information they need and the task they should complete. This keeps the project focused on navigation, content hierarchy, form fields, empty states and confirmation messages rather than decoration alone.
- Name the primary user and device context.
- Map the key journey from entry to completion.
- List content, data and decisions each screen needs.
- Identify failure, loading and empty states early.
Move from structure to a reviewable prototype
A typical design process can include a page inventory, low-fidelity wireframes, a visual direction and a clickable prototype in Figma. Review the screen order and wording before visual details are finalized. A prototype helps stakeholders discuss an experience; it does not prove that users will behave a certain way or replace testing of the implemented product.
- Agree the screen list and navigation.
- Review wireframes before detailed styling.
- Use realistic content rather than placeholder blocks.
- Record decisions and revisions in the agreed review process.
Design for mobile, accessibility and implementation
Responsive design should account for smaller screens, readable type, clear contrast, touch targets, keyboard focus and useful form feedback. The implementation team also needs reusable components, states and asset specifications. These checks reduce avoidable handoff ambiguity, but they do not substitute for testing the live website or app with real devices and users.
- Specify how layouts adapt across agreed screen widths.
- Show focus, error, disabled and success states.
- Use consistent components and documented design tokens where useful.
- Plan implementation review and real-device testing.
Figma handover and the line between design and development
Confirm whether the deliverable is a Figma file, clickable prototype, production-ready interface code or a complete website/app. Also agree ownership of the design files, licensed assets, font usage, revision rounds and any developer support. BuntyTech’s published website packages are development price references, not a standalone UI/UX design tariff.
- List source files, assets and formats at handover.
- Name the screens and states included in the quote.
- Separate design work from coding, content and third-party services.
- Keep the client’s brand assets and account access under their control.
Project scope and pricing
No standalone UI/UX design price is confirmed on this page. The estimate depends on screen count, research needs, prototype depth, responsive states, feedback rounds and whether implementation is included. Published website starting prices are not a substitute for a design-specific quote.
For UI/UX design, ask the written quote to spell out inclusions, exclusions, content ownership, third-party charges, payment milestones and handover. BuntyTech’s standard website prices are in the website cost guide.
How to move from brief to launch
- Share the product, audience, task and any existing brand or interface.
- Agree on screens, research, wireframes, fidelity, revisions and deliverable files.
- Review the prototype and document decisions before implementation.
- Test the coded experience and complete the agreed design handover.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in UI/UX design?
A scoped project can include user-flow mapping, information architecture, wireframes, visual screen design, prototypes and design handover. Confirm the exact deliverables and revision rounds in writing.
Do you provide Figma wireframes and prototypes?
Figma files or a clickable prototype can be included when listed in the approved scope. The proposal should say whether editable source files, components and developer handoff notes are provided.
Does UI/UX design include website or app development?
Not automatically. Design and development are separate deliverables; ask whether the quote includes implementation, responsive behavior, forms, testing and post-launch support.
Can you redesign an existing website or app?
Yes, an existing experience can be reviewed when the owner can provide the URL, access and business goal. The scope should identify what will be retained, redesigned or migrated.
Will the design work on mobile and desktop?
The agreed screen sizes and responsive states should be named in the design brief. Review navigation, readability, touch targets and forms at the widths the audience uses.
How many revisions are included?
Revision rounds depend on the project and should be written into the proposal. Consolidated feedback from one decision-maker helps keep the design review clear.
How much does UI/UX design cost in India?
There is no fixed standalone design price published here. Cost depends on research, screen count, prototype detail, revision rounds and whether development is part of the work.
How long does a design project take?
The schedule depends on scope, content readiness and feedback turnaround. BuntyTech confirms dates after the deliverables and review stages are agreed.
Does a prototype guarantee a better conversion rate?
No. A prototype makes an experience easier to review before implementation, but conversion depends on the offer, audience, implementation and real user behavior. Test changes rather than promising a result.
Can I use my own branding and content?
Yes. Provide approved logos, fonts, brand rules and current copy, and confirm usage rights for any supplied assets. New brand or content work should be included explicitly if needed.