Mobile app UI/UX design
One product, designed twice — once for iOS, once for Android.
Start with a one-week design sprint that proves the idea, or go straight into full product design — flows, screens and a prototype built to Apple's Human Interface Guidelines and Material Design, not one mockup exported twice. You test it with real people before a single line of code is written, then hand off to your developers or straight into our own build team.
- Design sprint from $3,900
- Full product design from $2,900
- iOS and Android, designed separately
From a one-week sprint to a full product.
One week: flows, wireframes and a clickable prototype of the core journey.
- The core user journey, start to finish
- Wireframes and a clickable prototype
- Enough to test with users or show investors
- 1 week
Full UI/UX for the screens your app actually needs.
- Up to 15 screens
- Full design system
- Developer handoff included
- Typically to $14,500 for a full product
- 3–6 weeks
For an existing app that needs a proper foundation.
- Audit of the current app
- A design system built from scratch
- Screens redesigned in priority order
How we quote: every project gets a written scope and a fixed price before we start. See Pricing & Engagement →
The same steps, whether it's a sprint or a full build.
Kickoff
Goals, users and the one journey that matters most, agreed together in a working session.
Flows & wireframes
The core journey mapped and structured, screen by screen, before any visual design starts.
UI design
Visual design to each platform's own conventions — Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for iOS, Material Design for Android.
Prototype & handoff
A clickable prototype ready to test with users or show investors, plus a written summary of what's next.
Typical timelines: design sprint 1 week · full app UI/UX 3–6 weeks · redesign with a new design system, scoped after a short review of what exists. A full product runs the same steps over a longer, deeper cycle.
Three things every app design gets.
Designed to each platform's grain.
Not one mockup exported twice. Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for iOS, Material Design for Android — navigation, gestures and components that feel native on both.
Prototype-first, so you test before you build.
A clickable prototype of the real journey exists before development starts, so mistakes get caught on a screen, not in code three weeks later.
A handoff developers actually thank you for.
Tokens, states, edge cases, empty states and error states — documented once, not left for someone to guess at mid-sprint.
Often the next step, or the one alongside it.
Get a free proposal for your app.
Send a few details and a senior designer — not a salesperson — will come back within one business day with questions, a recommendation and a price.