Conversion improves
More enquiries from the same traffic. Button placement, copy order and form length each move the result.
UX/UI design
UX/UI design — from 15M UZS
An attractive interface does not sell on its own. We first study how users make decisions and only then draw the screens — the result is more enquiries and orders, and fewer support questions.
- 200+ delivered projects
- IT Park resident
- Interactive prototype in Figma
- Mockups ready for developers
What are UX and UI, and how do they differ?
What is UX/UI design?
UX/UI design is the practice of designing both how an interface looks (UI) and how a user reaches their goal within it (UX).
UI (User Interface) is what the user sees: colours, typography, buttons, icons, layout. UX (User Experience) is what they feel: how many steps it took to reach their goal, whether they got lost, whether they understood what to do next, whether they came to trust you.
In many projects the mistake starts right here: the design is drawn 'to look good' while the user's path goes unconsidered. The site ends up looking modern, yet the customer cannot find the price, abandons a form halfway because it is too long, or cannot tell which button to press.
Innosoft Systems starts design with research: who uses it, what job they are doing, how competitors handle it and where the friction is. Then come wireframes, an interactive prototype and the visual design. At the end developers receive a finished Figma file and a design system.
In short
What good design delivers
Why money spent on design comes back during development:
- Conversion improves
- Forms stop being abandoned
- Customers find what they need fast
- Fewer support questions
- Staff learn the system quicker
- The brand looks credible
- Development gets cheaper
- The mobile version behaves properly
- Future screens stay consistent
- Less rework
Why you need it
What design does for your business
Design is not decoration — it is a sales and savings tool.
Development gets cheaper
Fixing a screen in Figma takes an hour; fixing it in code takes a day. The prototype stage lowers the total project cost.
Less rework
You and the team see the result before development starts. 'I imagined it differently' stops happening.
Staff onboard faster
In internal systems, good UX translates into training time and error rates. A day of learning is cheaper than a week.
The brand looks credible
Customers judge quality first with their eyes. A considered interface raises trust in the company.
A system for the future
You receive a design system (components, colours, typography) so new screens are drawn quickly and consistently later.
Who orders it
When UX/UI design is commissioned
The situations where design is most often needed as a standalone service.
- 01
At the start of a new product
Screens and the user journey are worked out before development, which lowers the cost of the whole project.
- 02
When a site does not convert
Traffic is there, enquiries are not. A UX audit shows in numbers where customers drop off.
- 03
Refreshing a dated interface
The site or system was built three to five years ago: awkward on mobile, the brand has moved on, it is hard to use.
- 04
For internal systems
CRM, ERP or admin panels: interfaces where staff spend hours a day deserve careful design.
- 05
Teams with their own developers
You have engineers but no designer. We do the design and hand over finished mockups.
- 06
Before an investor pitch
There is no working product yet, but an interactive prototype is enough to show the idea.
Examples
Interfaces we have designed
Every project from scratch: research, prototype and visual design are all ours.
Pricing
UX/UI design price — three plans
Pricing is transparent. Every plan includes Figma source files and developer-ready mockups.
Design
For a website or small app
15,000,000UZS and up
3–5 weeks
- Business and competitor analysis
- Wireframes and the user journey
- Visual design for 5–10 screens
- Mobile and desktop versions
- Interactive prototype (Figma)
- Colours, typography and core components
- Icon and imagery selection
- Two rounds of revisions
- Developer-ready mockups and source files
- A design handover session
Landing pages, corporate sites or apps of five to eight screens
Choose DesignProduct
Full product and design system
35,000,000UZS
6–10 weeks
- Everything in Design
- User research and interviews
- 20–40 screens covering every state (empty, error, loading)
- Separate flows for multiple roles
- A complete design system: component library, states, rules
- Micro-animation and transition specifications
- Dark and light themes
- Prototype testing with real users
- Accessibility compliance
- Unlimited revisions within the agreed scope
- Working alongside developers and reviewing the build
Multi-screen apps, platforms or internal systems
Choose ProductCustom
Audit and long-term partnership
On request
Project-dependent
- UX audit of an existing product and conversion analysis
- Decisions grounded in analytics (Hotjar, GA4, session recordings)
- Variants prepared for A/B testing
- Brand identity and logo
- Staged redesign of a large system
- Ongoing design support (monthly terms)
- Training your team on the design system
Ongoing design support or redesigning a large system
Request a quotePrices are for 2026; the final quote depends on the number and complexity of screens. Design can be ordered on its own or together with development — in the latter case it is already part of the project price.
What's included
Included in every plan by default
These are not paid add-ons — they are in the base plan too.
- Free consultation and problem definition
- Analysis of competitors' interfaces
- Screen structure and the user journey
- Separate mockups for mobile and desktop
- An interactive prototype in Figma
- A set of colours, typography and components
- Figma source files — entirely yours
- Technical notes for developers (sizing, states)
- A handover session with explanations
- Design guidance during the development phase
Process
How the design is produced
Five stages. The user journey is understood before anything is drawn.
- 013–7 days
Research
We study the business, its users and competitors, and record what the design has to achieve.
- 021–2 weeks
Wireframes
Screen sequence and block layout are drawn without colour. The logic is approved at this stage.
- 032–5 weeks
Visual design
Brand style, colours, typography and finished screens — key screens first, then the rest.
- 041–2 weeks
Prototype and testing
An interactive prototype is assembled and shown to real people. Anything unclear is fixed.
- 053–5 days
Handover
Developers receive the mockups, components and technical notes. We advise throughout development.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to the questions we hear most about UX/UI design.
Shall we look at your interface?
In a free consultation we review your site or idea, point out where the friction is and fix an exact price and timeline. No obligation.