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Our UI UX design services

From conceptualization to design and development, we help startups and enterprises create immersive UX with our end-to-end UI UX design and development services.

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Our UX design packages

As a design agency for startups, we understand the unique challenges and cost constraints faced by startups like yours. Our startup packages are designed to deliver value for every dollar, meeting your custom needs and enabling rapid product launch and growth.

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  • UX strategy
  • Competitor research
  • User persona
  • User flow
  • Wireframes
  • Ul Design (Figma)
  • Clickable prototype (Figma)
  • Style guide
  • No. of screens
  • Custom themes
  • Completion time frame

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UX startup/MVP

$5,200
  • Up to 10
  • 1
  • 4 working weeks

Medium

UX enhancer/existing design

$9,400
  • Up to 20
  • 1
  • 7 working weeks

Large

Complete UX redesign

$22,900
  • Up to 50
  • 2
  • 17 working weeks

Our diverse industry expertise

Delivering user-centric designs across industries that align with business goals and deliver value to both users and businesses.

Tools and technologies

We leverage the latest design and development tools to craft stunning user experiences with exceptional functionality.

Design tools

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Figma
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MIRO
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Blender
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Adobe After Effects
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Adobe Illustrator
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Adobe Photoshop

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HTML
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Bootstrap
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React
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Github
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CSS
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Stories of successful projects

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Real estate agents app

UX UI redesign and development for a leading real estate enterprise to improve their agents’ operations & communication.

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Building management platform

SaaS UI UX design for a centralized building management platform to facilitate energy, device and space management for buildings.

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Stock market learning app

Mobile app UX UI design for a Fintech platform that takes a gamified approach to teach stock education and investment.

UI UX design services FAQ

What are UI/UX design services and why are they important?

UI UX design services include creating intuitive and engaging user interfaces and user experiences for digital products such as websites, mobile apps, and web apps. UI UX design is about creating interfaces that are visually appealing, easy to navigate, and provide a satisfactory & engaging digital experience for users.
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    Better employee productivity: With a well-crafted UI UX design, we make it easier for your employees to navigate and interact with the internal software, leading to improved efficiency and productivity.

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    ncreased sales: Our user-friendly designs are backed by extensive user research and strong UX audit, increasing the probability of conversions and sales.

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    Reduced costs: Investing in enterprise software UX design at the beginning of a project helps you reduce the need for redesigns later on, which can be quite costly.

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    Better brand image: With a professional UI UX, we help you create a consistent brand image and improve the credibility of businesses.

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    Higher user retention: User satisfaction is a key criteria that drives our enterprise UI UX design. Our well-designed solutions encourage employees to perform their every day tasks effectively.

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    Reduced learning curve: With our intuitive ux for enterprise applications, complex internal software are made simple, reducing the learning curve significantly.

How does enterprise UX design help improve employee productivity?

Enterprise UX design improves employee productivity by increasing the user friendliness of software and tools that employees use on a regular basis. With the software being so easy to use, employees spend less time learning how to do things and more time doing things. The reduced learning curve helps employees get started with using the software faster and with minimal training and guidance.
Good UX also helps to improve information findability, sharing, collaboration and helps employees work more efficiently. By improving user satisfaction, enterprise UX design essentially improves the quality of the work environment, leading to increased productivity.

How can companies ensure they are getting the most out of their investment in Aufait UX’s enterprise UI UX design services?

To ensure you are getting the most out of your investment in Aufait UX’s enterprise UX services, we suggest you do the following.
Define goals and objectives: Have a clear idea about your goals and objectives for the project. This will help you ensure that the design meets your needs and that the design services align with your company's overall goals.
Get stakeholders buy in: Involve key stakeholders in the design process to ensure the design meets the needs of everyone. This includes employees who will be the users of the software or tools, IT resources and business leaders. Involving stakeholders simplifies the effective integration of the enterprise platform into a company's workflow.
Conduct proper user research: Do user research to gain insights into the needs and pain points of the target users and validate the research data. This will help identify areas of improvement in the current design and ensure that the new design meets the needs of the users.
Do regular check-ins: Do regular check-ins and reviews with the design team to ensure that the project is going per plan and any issues or concerns are addressed in a timely manner.
Measure and evaluate: Define metrics such as user satisfaction, productivity, and efficiency to measure and evaluate the impact of the new designs and analyze its success
Following these steps will help companies ensure that they are getting the most out of their investment in enterprise UI/UX design services and that the final product meets the needs of their employees and the company as a whole.

How can I calculate the ROI for my investments in UX/UI services?

Calculating the return on investment (ROI) for investments in UX/UI services can be challenging, as the results of UX UI design are not tangible. But some methods to estimate the ROI of UX/UI services are:
Cost-benefit analysis: Compare the costs of the UX/UI services (including design, development, and testing) to the benefits (such as increased productivity, improved user satisfaction, and reduced training and support costs) to analyze the net benefit of the investment.
Return on assets (ROA): Calculate the return on the UX/UI services as a percentage of the assets invested. To do this, divide the net benefit of the investment by the total cost of the services and multiply by 100.
Net present value (NPV): Calculate the present value of the future benefits of the UX/UI services, also considering the time value of money.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) measurements: Track the before and after of certain key performance indicators (KPI) such as task completion rate, error rate, and task completion time.
Cost of rework: Compare the cost and effort of UI UX services in the beginning of a project to the cost of rework after software implementation and analyze the total cost savings.

How long does it typically take to complete an enterprise UX project?

The duration of an enterprise UX project can vary depending on the scope and complexity of the project. Typically, the timeline can range from several weeks to several months.
A small project like creating a new theme for an existing app with few complex user flows, can take 4-6 weeks while a medium-size project, like redesigning an entire application, can take around 2-4 months. A large-scale project, like designing a new enterprise-level application, can take 6 months or more.

How can Aufait UX improve SAP user experience?

Most enterprises use SAP technology to develop their internal software. Though efficient and powerful, they are characterized by some pain points such as complex navigation, high learning curve, constraints in reporting, and mobile accessibility, to name a few.
Aufait UX can improve SAP user experience by designing interfaces that are simple, intuitive and efficient using the SAP Fiori design system. We help enterprises build consumer grade UX for their apps, renew their existing app for better user experience and provide tools to users to improve their SAP user experience.
Our SAP design process follows a design led development approach for UX design based on the design thinking principles. We discover the problem space by consulting user research to understand the needs and pain points of SAP users and synthesize them to robust data. We use that information to design and develop new interfaces that improve the overall user experience.
With our SAP UX design, organizations can benefit from increased productivity, improved data accuracy, and reduced errors. Moreover, it improves the user satisfaction, reduces the learning curve and training and support costs.

How can Aufait UX improve Sharepoint UX?

harepoint has certain limitations when it comes to UX design. Sharepoint’s built in themes and templates have limited design flexibility, and the UI is complex due to the large number of features and functionalities, making the navigation confusing. Moreover, it provides limited support for responsive design, which is unavoidable today.
Aufait UX can help improve your SharePoint user experience by creating intuitive and user-friendly interfaces, navigation and layout. We focus on building user-centric designs for your Sharepoint software to help users find, access and manipulate information quickly and efficiently. We also provide training and support for enterprises to help users get onboard in a short time.
It must be noted that UX design support is limited in the latest version of Sharepoint. Aufait UX can provide full UX support for earlier versions of Sharepoint.

What are the steps of an enterprise UI UX design process?

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    Understand the users and their needs: Research and gather information about the target users, their goals, and pain points.

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    Define the problem and goals: Define the problem that needs to be solved and the goals that need to be achieved.

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    Create a user flow: Develop a flowchart that outlines the steps a user will take to accomplish their goals.

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    Design wireframes and mockups: Create low-fidelity visual representations of the user interface, such as wireframes and mockups.

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    Conduct user testing: Test the wireframes and mockups with real users to gather feedback and make improvements.

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    Design the final interface: Use feedback from user testing to create a high-fidelity design of the user interface.

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    Develop and implement: Once the design is finalized, it can be handed over to the development team for implementation.

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    Monitor and improve: Continuously monitor the performance of the UI/UX design and make improvements as needed.

What are the steps of an enterprise UI UX design process?

An enterprise UI UX design follows a well-defined design process, which has the following steps:
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    User research and analysis: In this step, we conduct user research to understand the needs, goals, and pain points of the target audience. The research may be through surveys, interviews, or user testing.

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    Define: The second step Define involves creating an information architecture, sitemap, user flows and wireframes to build a strong foundation for the design.

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    UI design: Here, we design the visual elements of a user interface, such as the layout, color scheme, and typography.

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    Interaction design: This step is about designing users’ interactions points with a product or service, including navigation, controls, and feedback.

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    User testing: We test the enterprise app with users to identify any usability issues and gather feedback.

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    Prototyping: We create a working prototype of a product or service to test the usability and gather feedback from the clients before final design.

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    Front end development: We perform the front-end development to ensure that the design is translated precisely to corresponding code and it meets the needs of the users.

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    Ongoing refinement: We constantly monitor the performance of the enterprise app, gather feedback and data, and make improvements to optimize user experience over time.

Are there any specific challenges associated with UX/UI design for enterprise applications?

Enterprise UI UX design is somewhat challenging due to the following factors of enterprise apps:
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    Complexity: Enterprise apps are characterized by high levels of complexity due to the large number of features and functionalities they have. Hence designing a simple and easy to use UI UX is often challenging.

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    Consistency: Enterprise applications are often highly customized, and may need to be tailored to the specific needs of different departments or business units. This can make it difficult to design a user interface that is consistent and easy to use across the entire organization.

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    Integration: Enterprise applications often need to be integrated with other systems and tools within the organization. Designing a seamless UI that supports this integration is a challenging task.

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    Scalability: Scalability is an important criteria for enterprise apps owing to the large numbers of users and data associated with enterprises. Designing an interface that is fast and responsive is hence key for enterprise software.

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    Stakeholders involvement: As multiple stakeholders are involved in enterprise apps and each may be having their own requirements and perspectives, designing a UX UI that meets the needs of all stakeholders is important.

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    User's diversity: The users of enterprise software may have different levels of technical expertise and different goals. Hence accessibility and easy to use for everyone are must-haves for enterprise app design.

  • Though the challenges of enterprise UX design are many, the expert team at Aufait UX can help you overcome them and design an efficient app that meets all your needs.

What are the enterprise UI UX design services you offer?

At Aufait UX, we specialize in four main UI UX services for enterprises.
Legacy system revamp: Legacy systems hinder organizational growth due to their outdated nature. But companies often stick with them because of existing investment. Aufait UX's legacy system revamp service involves analyzing the existing system and identifying areas for improvement, such as usability, performance, and scalability. We redesign the UI and UX to make the system intuitive, user-friendly, and aligned with latest industry trends.
Internal software design: Aufait UX's internal software design services include designing the UX and UI for enterprise apps, specific to the needs of the organization. We begin by conducting user research to understand the needs of the users, then create the information architecture, user flow and wireframes and finally design a user interface that is intuitive and easy to use.
UX audit: Aufait UX's UX audit service includes evaluating the current UX of the enterprise apps, identifying gaps, doing competitor analysis of other similar products and conducting research to understand the needs of the users and. At the end of the audit, we provide a report that includes recommendations for improving the user experience.
Enterprise design system services: Aufait UX's enterprise design system service helps organizations create a design system that aligns with their brand and user needs. We provide services such as design system audit, new design system development, training and maintenance support. Our services are aimed to help organizations create a consistent and efficient user experience, reduce the development and maintenance costs, and improve the design team's productivity.

What is the cost for hiring Aufait UX for enterprise UI UX design service?

We provide different cost model for Enterprise customers:
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    Project Mode: The cost of the project is based on the scope, deliverables, and duration of the project. This model is recommended for new product developments from the ground-up and total product revamp projects.

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    Time & Material based: The project cost is estimated based on the effort expended and the scope is determined by the customer. This model is suggested for projects where the scope cannot be finalized initially, and for maintenance projects that require ongoing effort for maintenance and enhancements. Most of our enterprise customers transition to the T&M model once the initial products are designed and implemented.

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    Design Packages: We offer various packages to develop clickable and demonstrable prototypes, allowing our customers to quickly turn an idea into a tangible prototype. This is ideal for visualizing a product idea and presenting it to potential customers, stakeholders and investors.

What kind of information do you need for price estimation?

At Aufait UX, we provide two types of enterprise UX services – Project model and T&M model.
To get a price estimate for Project model, please provide the following information:
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    Project scope: Tell us the scope of the project, including the specific features and functionality that need to be designed, as well as any constraints or limitations

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    Deliverables: Define the specific deliverables that you expect from the project, such as wireframes, user flows, prototypes, and design system.

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    Timeline: Provide an estimated timeline for the project, including important milestones and deadlines.

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    Budget: Tell us an estimated budget for the project, including any constraints or limitations.

  • The T&M model is an ongoing partnership model in which our team takes part along with your sprint and in this model, the cost depends on the resource requirements.

How can we measure the success of our enterprise UX design?

To measure the success of enterprise UX design, you can track the following metrics.
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    User satisfaction: Use surveys, interviews, or usability testing, to measure user satisfaction and gain insight into how well the design meets the needs of the users.

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    Productivity: Track the time it takes for users to complete specific tasks, or measure the number of tasks completed in a given period of time to get insights on how enterprise UX design improves productivity.

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    Error rate: Monitor the number of errors users make while using the software and compare it with previous error rate to get insights on effectiveness of enterprise UX design.

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    ROI: To measure ROI, compare the costs associated with the design project to the benefits such as increased productivity, improved user satisfaction, and reduced training and support costs.

What is the role of a Design System in enterprise UX ?

In enterprise UX, design systems play a crucial role in creating a consistent and efficient user experience, reducing the development and maintenance costs, and improving the design team's productivity.
Key benefits of a design system in enterprise UX are:
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    Consistency: A design system helps to ensure consistency across all of an organization's digital products, by providing a set of guidelines and patterns for design, interaction, and branding. This improves ease of navigation and builds a consistent experience throughout the design.

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    Reusability: With a set of reusable components, such as buttons, forms, and navigation elements that can be used across different products, design systems support reusability. As a result development and maintenance effort and cost can be reduced.

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    Scalability: A design system supports an organization's growth by supporting scalability and evolving to meet the organizational changes over time.

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    Accessibility: With accessibility guidelines and components, design systems ensure that digital products are accessible for all users, including those with disabilities.

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    Brand alignment: A design system aligns the organization's digital products with the company's brand, vision and design guidelines.

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    Unified communication: A design system provides a unified language to communicate and collaborate improving the understanding among different teams and stakeholders.

How to handle security and compliance requirements in enterprise UX design?

To ensure security and compliances requirements in enterprise UX design, Aufait UX takes care of the following:
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    Implementing secure authentication and access controls to limit who can access sensitive information.

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    Encrypting data in transit and at rest to protect it from unauthorized access.

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    Regularly update the system and its components to ensure that the latest security patches and fixes are applied.

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    Providing user training and education on security best practices to ensure that employees are aware of the importance of protecting sensitive information and know how to do so.

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    Incorporating compliance requirements into the design process, such as making sure that the user interface meets accessibility standards and that data is handled in accordance with industry regulations.

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    Regularly auditing the system to ensure that it remains compliant with security and regulatory requirements.

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    Use secure design patterns and guidelines, such as the OWASP Top 10, to ensure that the design is secure and compliant

What are the steps of an enterprise UI UX design process?

An enterprise UI UX design follows a well-defined design process, which has the following steps:
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    User research and analysis: In this step, we conduct user research to understand the needs, goals, and pain points of the target audience. The research may be through surveys, interviews, or user testing.

  • 2.

    Define: The second step Define involves creating an information architecture, sitemap, user flows and wireframes to build a strong foundation for the design.

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    UI design: Here, we design the visual elements of a user interface, such as the layout, color scheme, and typography.

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    Interaction design: This step is about designing users’ interactions points with a product or service, including navigation, controls, and feedback.

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    User testing: We test the enterprise app with users to identify any usability issues and gather feedback.

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    Prototyping: We create a working prototype of a product or service to test the usability and gather feedback from the clients before final design.

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    Front end development: We perform the front-end development to ensure that the design is translated precisely to corresponding code and it meets the needs of the users.

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    Ongoing refinement: We constantly monitor the performance of the enterprise app, gather feedback and data, and make improvements to optimize user experience over time.

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How we deliver our UI UX services

We adopt a highly optimized and efficientUI UX design and delivery process for our services. Each stage of the process results in a tangible outcome which contributes to the final design.

User personas

Creating fictitious characters that represent your target audience based on the understanding of users via UX research. 

Information architecture

Defining the hierarchy, navigation, and interactions of your digital product to create a high-level view with organized information.   

Wireframes

Sketching the rough layout of the pages/screens to convey the structure and different elements on each and gather feedback.

UI Design

Designing a visually appealing interface following the latest trends and the best UI design practices.  

Prototypes

Building simulations of the final product to check its working in real-time and get accurate user feedback.  

Usability testing

Evaluating the product’s user experience by testing it with a representative group of target audience.