UI/UX design services from Tech Baksho LLC help businesses build digital products that people understand and enjoy using. We have delivered digital projects since 2015, with offices in London and operations in Bangladesh.
What is UI/UX design?
UI/UX design combines two disciplines. UX (user experience) design focuses on how a product works for the people using it: their goals, the steps they take and where they get stuck. UI (user interface) design focuses on what they see: layout, typography, colour, buttons and visual feedback.
Together, they turn requirements into screens that are clear, consistent and easy to use.
What does Tech Baksho deliver?
Our UI/UX design work includes:
- Research-driven interfaces – designs based on user needs, business goals and how people actually behave.
- User journeys – maps of the steps users take to complete tasks, used to remove friction.
- Wireframes – simple layouts that plan structure and content before visual design.
- Prototypes – clickable designs that let you test flows before development starts.
- Product experiences – complete, consistent designs across all screens of a website, web app or mobile app.
Who is it for?
UI/UX design is valuable whenever a digital product needs to be easy to use. Typical situations include:
- A business planning a new website, web app or mobile app.
- A product where users drop off, get confused or contact support often.
- A company that wants to test an idea with a prototype before building it.
- A team whose screens look inconsistent after years of changes.
- A business redesigning an existing site or app.
How does the process work?
UI/UX design projects typically follow these stages:
- Discovery and research – we learn about your users, goals and current product. From you: business goals, user insights and any analytics or feedback.
- Plan – we define the key user journeys and screens to design. From you: approval of scope and priorities.
- Wireframes and prototypes – we create layouts and clickable prototypes. From you: feedback on structure and flow.
- Visual design and review – we apply your brand and refine every screen. From you: brand assets and consolidated feedback.
- Handover – we deliver design files and specifications for developers. From you: details of who will build the product.
- Support – design help during development and future improvements. From you: questions and new requirements as they come up.
UI/UX design deliverables compared
Each stage of UI/UX design produces a different deliverable. Their general characteristics:
| Deliverable | What it shows | Why it is useful |
|---|---|---|
| User journey | The steps a user takes to reach a goal | Finds friction before anything is designed |
| Wireframe | Layout and content structure, without styling | Agrees structure quickly and cheaply |
| Prototype | Clickable flow that feels like the product | Tests ideas with real users before development |
| Final UI design | Full visual design of every screen | Gives developers a clear, consistent blueprint |
How do I choose?
When planning UI/UX design, consider:
- Product stage – is this a new idea, a redesign or an improvement to one area?
- Users – who uses the product, and what do they need to achieve?
- Evidence – do you have feedback or data showing where users struggle?
- Validation – would a prototype help you test before investing in development?
- Build plan – who will develop the designs, and in which technology?
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does UI/UX design cost?
UI/UX design cost depends on the number of screens and user journeys, the amount of research and testing involved, and whether prototypes are needed. Designing one flow is a smaller project than a full product. We quote after a short discovery conversation.
How long does a UI/UX design project take?
UI/UX design timelines depend on scope, research needs and feedback rounds. A focused redesign of key screens usually moves faster than a complete product experience. We agree a timeline with you after discovery, once the journeys and screens are defined.
What is the difference between UI and UX?
UX design is about how a product works and feels to use, such as the steps and logic behind a task. UI design is about how it looks, such as layout, colour and typography. Good products need both working together.
What do you need from me to start?
To start UI/UX design, we need your business goals, information about your users, any existing product or analytics, and your brand assets. Customer feedback or support questions are especially useful for finding problems to solve.
Who owns the design files?
Ownership terms are agreed before the project starts. Typically, once the project is paid for, you receive the final design files and can use them to build your product, while licensed fonts, icons or images follow their own licences. We confirm this in advance.
Can you also build the designs?
Yes. Our designs can go straight into development with our website development and mobile app development teams, and we can align them with your brand identity so the product feels consistent from design to launch.
Want a product people find easy to use? Contact Tech Baksho to discuss your project, or explore our website development and mobile app development services.