UI/UX Design Company for the USA, UK and India

UI/UX pricing depends on the number of screens, the depth of research and whether you need a full design system. A focused landing page costs far less than a multi-role SaaS dashboard. Elgrith gives a fixed quote in USD, GBP or INR after a free discovery call, and you can bundle design with development to save on handoff time.

UX design is how a product works: the user's journey, structure and flow. UI design is how it looks: layout, color, type and components. UX answers whether people can finish a task easily. UI makes each screen clear and on-brand. Good products need both, which is why we do them together.

Our UI/UX design process has 5 steps: research, structure, design, testing and handoff. We start with user interviews and analytics, map journeys and wireframes, then design high-fidelity screens and a design system. We test a clickable prototype with real users and hand developers annotated Figma files and specs.

Yes. Workshops, design reviews and usability sessions are scheduled inside your working day, whether you are on Eastern Time or GMT. Designers share progress in your Figma workspace between calls, so you can comment asynchronously. We sign an NDA before discovery, quote in USD or GBP, and hand files to your developers wherever they are based.

We design in Figma, which lets you comment on screens live and gives developers direct access to specs. We use FigJam for workshops and journey maps, and analytics or session-recording tools for research when you have them. All files are shared in your workspace, so you own them from day one.

Yes. We often redesign the interface while your developers keep the existing codebase. We audit current screens, fix the biggest usability problems first and deliver updated components that slot into your product. For larger changes, we plan the rollout in phases so users are not hit with everything at once.

Yes. AI tools can draft screens quickly, but they do not know your users, your business rules or where people get stuck. Research, testing and judgment still decide whether a product works. We use AI to move faster and rely on people, and on real user tests, to decide what is right.

For most rounds, five to eight participants per key user group reveal the biggest problems. We test early with a clickable prototype, fix what trips people up, then test again. Several small rounds beat one large study. For decisions that need numbers, such as comparing two designs, we add unmoderated tests or analytics with a larger sample.

We agree the metrics before design starts, then measure the same ones after launch. Typical measures are task completion, conversion rate, checkout or sign-up drop-off, support tickets and time to complete key tasks. We baseline them from your analytics, test the new design with users, and report the change after release, so the value shows up in your own numbers.