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UI/UX Design Agency
As a UI/UX design agency, we design the interfaces people actually use — web apps, mobile apps, and dashboards — starting from how someone moves through the product, not just how a screen looks. We work with startups building their first product and established businesses redesigning something that’s grown messy over time. Every project starts with understanding who’s using the product and what they’re trying to get done, before a single screen gets designed. That’s the difference between an interface that looks good in a portfolio and one that actually reduces support tickets and increases conversions once it ships.
Design decisions backed by how people actually use the product
We test with real users, not just internal opinions, before finalizing a design.
Every design handoff includes developer-ready specs, not just static mockups.
We design within what’s technically buildable — no interfaces your dev team can’t actually ship.
You get a reusable design system, not a one-off set of screens.
Our UI/UX design services include:
UX Research & User Testing
— Interviews, usability testing, and analytics review to understand where users actually struggle before redesigning anything.
Wireframing & Prototyping
— Low- to high-fidelity prototypes you can test and validate before a single line of code gets written.
UI Design
— Visual design for web and mobile interfaces — typography, layout, and interaction states, not just a static screen.
Design Systems
— Reusable component libraries and style guides so your product stays consistent as it grows and new features ship.
Mobile App Design
— Native and cross-platform app interfaces designed to each platform’s actual conventions, not a single generic layout stretched to fit both.
Design-to-Development Handoff
— Developer-ready specs, assets, and documentation so what gets built matches what was designed.
We design for how people actually behave:
The interfaces that hold up are the ones tested against real behavior, not just internal opinions in a review meeting. That’s meant reworking a flow that looked clean in Figma but confused every person in usability testing, and it’s meant pushing back on a stakeholder’s favorite color scheme when the data showed it hurt readability. That discipline is what separates a design that performs from one that just looks finished.
How a Design Engagement Actually Runs
01
Research & Discovery
User interviews, competitive review, and analytics to understand real behavior and pain points.
02
Wireframes & User Flows
Structuring how someone moves through the product before any visual design starts.
03
UI Design & Prototyping
High-fidelity screens and an interactive prototype you can test and click through.
04
Testing & Handoff
Usability testing to validate the design, then developer-ready specs and assets for build.
UI/UX design pricing in Pakistan
UI/UX Design plans at eForce Labs start from PKR 60,000 and go up to PKR 350,000 per project depending on scope. Design files are handed over in Figma. Prices start from these figures.
Website UI
Marketing and business websites
From PKR 60,000 per project
- Up to 6 page designs
- Desktop and mobile layouts
- Brand-aligned style guide
- Two revision rounds
Most popular
App UX
Mobile and web app interfaces
From PKR 150,000 per project
- User flows and wireframes
- Up to 20 screens
- Clickable prototype
- Usability review
- Developer handoff
Product Design
Complex products and SaaS
From PKR 350,000 per project
- Research and user journey mapping
- 40+ screens
- Design system and components
- User testing round
- Ongoing design support
Prices are starting prices in Pakistani rupees and exclude applicable taxes. The final quote is confirmed in writing after a free consultation.
Why Choose Our UI/UX Design Services
Tested, Not Just Designed:
Real user testing before a direction is finalized, not just internal sign-off.
Built for Developers:
Every handoff includes specs your dev team can build from without guessing.
Systems Over Screens:
You get a design system that scales with new features, not a fixed set of one-off screens.
Grounded in What’s Buildable:
We design within real technical constraints, not just what looks good in a prototype.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between UI and UX design?
UX is how the product works — the flow, the logic, whether users can actually complete their task. UI is how it looks — layout, color, typography. We handle both, since a good-looking interface that's confusing to use, or a well-structured flow that looks unfinished, both fail for different reasons.
Do you design for both web and mobile?
Yes — including designing each platform to its own conventions rather than stretching one layout to fit both, which is a common shortcut that hurts usability on at least one platform.
Will the design include developer handoff specs?
Yes, every project includes developer-ready specs — spacing, states, assets, and documentation — so what gets built matches what was designed, not a rough interpretation of a static mockup.
Do you conduct user testing?
Yes, usability testing with real users is part of the process before we finalize a design direction, not an optional add-on after the fact.
Can you redesign an existing product instead of starting from scratch?
Yes — this is actually a large part of what we do. We start by auditing what's already there, understanding what's working and what isn't, and redesigning based on that rather than assuming everything needs to change.
Do you build a design system we can keep using after the project ends?
Yes, a reusable component library and style guide are included with full product design engagements, so your team can keep building consistently without needing us for every new screen.
