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Hire UI/UX Designers for Clear, Usable Products
Designers who make your app or website easy to use, from research to ready-to-build screens.
Stack we work in
- Figma
- Miro
- Google Analytics 4
- Jira
- Tailwind CSS
- Projects delivered
- 680+
- Clients served
- 310+
- Client retention
- 98%
- Certified engineers
- 20+
- Building since
- 2018
Figures as of Oct 2026
Trusted by
- Aralia
- Rosa Pistrina
- Lashbo
- Micromunchi
- Payroll Ninja
- POD
- Petdx
- Yokey
- Spin Up
- Starwear
- Udlins
- Vegpal
- Wander Wings
- Wish It
- Wisl
Why teams hire UI/UX designers from us
Our UI/UX designers make your website or app easy to understand and pleasant to use, which means more sign-ups, fewer support calls and happier customers.
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They talk to users, map journeys, design screens and prototypes in Figma, and build design systems your developers can use directly. They work in your tools and time zone, and you start with a 15-day free trial.
Users drop off
People abandon sign-up, checkout or onboarding and nobody knows exactly where or why.
Developers design on the fly
Without a designer, screens drift and each feature looks different.
No design system
Every new screen starts from scratch, slowing development and adding bugs.
Accessibility gaps
Products fail accessibility checks that customers and regulators expect.
Outcomes
What you get
- UI/UX designers contributing within days of selection
- Products that are easier for customers to use
- Designs tested with real users before they are built
- A design system that speeds up development
- Design files and IP that you own, with no lock-in
Roles, projects and skills
UI/UX design roles you can hire
Pick one profile or combine several. Each person works in your tools, repositories and process.
UX designer
Shapes how the product works.
- User flows and wireframes
- Information architecture
- Prototypes
- Usability testing
UI designer
Designs clear, consistent screens.
- Visual design
- Responsive layouts
- Style guides
- Icon and illustration use
Product designer
Owns design from research to release.
- Discovery and research
- End-to-end feature design
- Working with product managers
- Measuring design results
Design system designer
Builds the shared library your team uses.
- Figma components and variables
- Design tokens
- Documentation
- Developer handoff
UX researcher
Finds out what users need and where they struggle.
- Interviews and surveys
- Usability studies
- Analytics reviews
- Research reports
What our UI/UX designers work on
New product design
Research, flows and screens for an MVP or new product.
Redesigns
Older apps and websites brought up to date without losing what works.
Design systems
Shared Figma libraries and tokens that match your code.
UX audits
A review of your product with a prioritized list of fixes.
Mobile app design
iOS and Android screens that follow platform guidelines.
Dashboard and SaaS design
Complex data and settings made easy to scan and use.
Research and strategy
Understanding users before designing.
- User interviews and surveys
- Usability testing
- Analytics and heatmap reviews
- Personas and journey maps
UX design
Structuring the product so it makes sense.
- Information architecture
- User flows and wireframes
- Interactive prototypes
- UX audits of existing products
UI design
Screens that look right and feel consistent.
- Visual design for web and mobile
- Brand-aligned style guides
- Micro-interactions and motion
- Responsive layouts
Design systems and handoff
Designs developers can build without guesswork.
- Figma components and variables
- Design tokens
- Developer handoff in Dev Mode
- WCAG 2.2 accessibility
Built with
- Figma
- WCAG 2.2
How hiring works
Tech consulting
We review your requirements, product and goals, and recommend the UI/UX designers roles and seniority your project needs.
You receive Role and skills plan
Shortlisting
We shortlist pre-vetted UI/UX designers who passed our technical evaluation, communication check and team-fit review, and who match your stack and time zone.
You receive Candidate profiles
Your interviews
You interview the shortlisted candidates and choose. Nothing starts until you are happy.
You receive Your chosen team members
Onboarding and free trial
Your new team members join your tools, repositories and ceremonies within 48 hours of selection. The first 15 days are a free trial.
You receive People working in your workflow
Delivery and reporting
The team delivers in agile sprints with daily progress reports, and you scale it up or down as needs change.
You receive Daily reports and sprint releases
Tech stack
Technologies we use
BI and analytics
Frontend
Other tools
Hiring models
Choose how you hire
Pick the commitment that fits your roadmap and change it as your needs change. Every model works in your time zone, with clear pricing agreed after a call and no hidden costs.
Full-time dedicated UI/UX designer
A UI/UX designer who works only on your project, full working days, as part of your team. Billed monthly, with a 15-day free trial.
Part-time UI/UX designer
Half-day availability for steady work that does not need a full seat. Billed monthly, and you can move to full-time at any time.
Hourly
Pay for the hours used, for fixes, audits, small enhancements and short spikes of work. Hours are reported daily, with no long-term commitment.
Project-based engagement
A fixed scope, timeline and price, delivered by a team we manage end to end, with milestone payments.
Dedicated team
A cross-functional squad of developers, QA, a designer and a project manager or scrum master, sized to your roadmap, with one point of contact.
More roles
Need other skills on the same team?
We also provide developers, QA engineers and project managers who can turn your designs into a working product.
Free trial
Try first, decide later with a 15-day free trial
Interview the shortlisted candidates, then judge the work in your real project for 15 days before you commit.
Questions, answered
It depends on the seniority, the skills you need and the hiring model: full-time, part-time, hourly or project-based. After a short call we share profiles and a clear monthly or hourly rate, with no hidden costs, and the first 15 days are a free trial. As a guide, our web, mobile, QA and design roles range from $20 to $60 per hour (USD), depending on seniority and skills, and full-time monthly engagements cost less per hour than hourly work. We confirm your exact rate after a short call.
It depends on the role, seniority and hiring model. Full-time and part-time engagements are billed monthly, hourly work is billed for the hours used, and project-based work is paid in milestones. After a short call we share profiles and a clear monthly or hourly rate, with no hidden costs.
Pre-vetted people can join your team within 48 hours of you selecting them.
Yes. We align each person to your preferred time zone and working hours so you can collaborate in real time.
The first 15 days are free. Use them to assess skills, quality of work, communication, delivery and fit with your process. If you are satisfied, you continue; if not, you can stop with no obligation.
We sign an NDA, use data encryption, secure storage and regular security audits, and follow GDPR requirements. Equitysoft is ISO 27001 certified. You own all code, designs, data and IP, with no lock-in.
Tell us and we will replace them quickly, so your project stays on track.
You set the priorities and direct the work, just as you would with your own staff. You get daily progress reports and talk to them through your usual email, video, chat and project tools. We take care of employment, equipment, attendance, performance support and replacements.
Each candidate passes a technical evaluation with practical tasks and a review of real work on the skills you need, such as portfolio case studies, a short design task, Figma skills, research methods and accessibility, not just a CV. We also check spoken and written English, how clearly they explain their decisions, and their experience with agile ceremonies, reviews and documentation. You then interview the shortlist and choose.
UX design is about how the product works: the steps, structure and flows a user goes through. UI design is how it looks: layout, type, color and components. Most of our designers do both, and some specialize in one.
Mainly Figma, with FigJam and Miro for workshops, ProtoPie or Framer for advanced prototypes, Maze or Lyssna for testing, and Adobe tools for illustration and motion. They work in your existing files and libraries.
Yes. Designers join your sprints, prepare specs in Figma Dev Mode, answer developer questions and review built screens against the design before release.
Tell us about the designer you need
Share your product, users and timeline. We will propose UI/UX designers you can start trialing within 48 hours.