Intuitive navigation, real mobile usability, and streamlined user flow make polished UX and higher conversions. Hire user experience designers from Onilab to create or redesign your website/app interface.
30+ UI/UX designers and frontend developers
10+ Years in the web dev and design market
40+ Large-scale design projects finished
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Designing or modernizing a desktop or mobile user interface is a quite popular service, and demand for UX designers is growing. The Onilab team has more than a decade of experience in this field with big names and SMBs, eCommerce and travel businesses, European and American clients.
Our design professionals are obsessed with UX research when working on a design project. To build viable hypotheses and create effective solutions, we study massive data arrays, from GA metrics to heatmaps and session recordings. To understand customers and their needs, we carry out user testing and interviews.
Having such multifaceted expertise, we ended up building our own product. Our theme for eCommerce PWAs (progressive web apps) is deeply customizable and made using mobile and desktop usability standards, industry best practices, and our rich experience.
When you hire dedicated UX designers to create interfaces for your store, web or mobile app, portal, or landing page, you get a modern and unique product.
Top UX designers prioritize mobile usability, craft flawless navigation logic, and organize pages smartly to provide visitors with information and guide them toward conversion actions.
Then, via a color scheme, typography, and graphic design, UI design pros highlight your brand image, create the right visual hierarchy, and evelate product's visual appeal for users.
Custom user interface creation always involves in-depth UX research to better understand a brand's target audience and its pain points, needs, and sentiments. Thanks to the analysis, interaction designers can tailor navigation, page structure, and the overall site or app logic to actual and prospective customers.
Such a personalized approach results in more engaging user experiences and an increase in micro and macro conversions. In the long run, businesses see higher customer satisfaction and a growing base of regular customers.
Google and other search engines favor up-to-date websites. And the more visible a website/web app is, the more organic traffic it gets.
First and foremost, sites have to be designed with mobile usability in mind to rank higher. Also, they need to abide by the latest page experience ranking factors to easily pass the Core Web Vitals assessment.
UX/UI redesign is the most efficient CRO tactic. When users interact with digital products, there can be myriad obstacles, each decreasing the chances people eventually press this button or fill out that form.
A professional UX designer will assess the current site's/app's state and detect frictions hindering conversions. These can be confusing navigation, inconvenient menus, inconspicuous CTAs, missing features, unoptimized forms, poorly designed visual elements, etc.
By eliminating excessive steps, adding necessary functionality, and rethinking existing elements, UX designers streamline the whole process of moving from top to bottom of the sales funnel.
A custom-made site design better communicates the brand's concept, values, and aesthetics as well as contributes to a better brand recognition.
You have almost no limits in deciding the theme's look and behavior. A unique header, mega menu, galleries, and checkout help a brand stand out from the competitors and show how thoughtful it is of customers' convenience and needs.
On the contrary, ready-made templates are customizable only to a certain extent and only in the UI part. And when you want to make more profound changes, you still need to turn to designers and developers.
When you hire dedicated UX designers to create interfaces for your store, web or mobile app, portal, or landing page, you get a modern and unique product.
Top UX designers prioritize mobile usability, craft flawless navigation logic, and organize pages smartly to provide visitors with information and guide them toward conversion actions.
Then, via a color scheme, typography, and graphic design, UI design pros highlight your brand image, create the right visual hierarchy, and evelate product's visual appeal for users.
Custom user interface creation always involves in-depth UX research to better understand a brand's target audience and its pain points, needs, and sentiments. Thanks to the analysis, interaction designers can tailor navigation, page structure, and the overall site or app logic to actual and prospective customers.
Such a personalized approach results in more engaging user experiences and an increase in micro and macro conversions. In the long run, businesses see higher customer satisfaction and a growing base of regular customers.
Google and other search engines favor up-to-date websites. And the more visible a website/web app is, the more organic traffic it gets.
First and foremost, sites have to be designed with mobile usability in mind to rank higher. Also, they need to abide by the latest page experience ranking factors to easily pass the Core Web Vitals assessment.
UX/UI redesign is the most efficient CRO tactic. When users interact with digital products, there can be myriad obstacles, each decreasing the chances people eventually press this button or fill out that form.
A professional UX designer will assess the current site's/app's state and detect frictions hindering conversions. These can be confusing navigation, inconvenient menus, inconspicuous CTAs, missing features, unoptimized forms, poorly designed visual elements, etc.
By eliminating excessive steps, adding necessary functionality, and rethinking existing elements, UX designers streamline the whole process of moving from top to bottom of the sales funnel.
A custom-made site design better communicates the brand's concept, values, and aesthetics as well as contributes to a better brand recognition.
You have almost no limits in deciding the theme's look and behavior. A unique header, mega menu, galleries, and checkout help a brand stand out from the competitors and show how thoughtful it is of customers' convenience and needs.
On the contrary, ready-made templates are customizable only to a certain extent and only in the UI part. And when you want to make more profound changes, you still need to turn to designers and developers.
Our in-house team includes both versatile pros and experts in particular design realms like usability testing, UX design, UI design, Material Design, visual design, graphic design, logo design, and more. And, of course, designers work in close collaboration with our app and web developers. All in all, we manage projects of any complexity and scale.
Our in-house team includes both versatile pros and experts in particular design realms like usability testing, UX design, UI design, Material Design, visual design, graphic design, logo design, and more. And, of course, designers work in close collaboration with our app and web developers. All in all, we manage projects of any complexity and scale.
Depending on your project goals, tasks, and scale, choose the most suitable hiring model: Dedicated Team, Fixed Cost, or Time & Material.
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Here is a sneak peek into our design process, from the very start, when we get acquainted with the project, to the finish, when we test and deploy solutions.
Research
To learn more about the product and clearly define business goals, we start with a kick-off meeting and a brief filled out by a client. Then, the analytical part follows: we study the website's/app's KPIs and do competitor research.
Then, we focus on exploring the audience, its behavior, and needs. We look at heatmaps, session recordings, and user feedback. We may also conduct user interviews and card sorting.
Finally, we craft two documents: personas (detailed customer portraits) and CJM (one or more tables describing typical customer journeys with all bottlenecks, missing features, and our hypotheses).
UI/UX
Our UI/UX designers proceed with building the digital product's information architecture and user flow. At this point, we create wireframes (more schematic, UX-focused layouts), and then a UI designer develops a design system (or uses the client's styles).
To test the future user interface, designers turn page layouts into animated prototypes. Prototyping helps us present how the menus, sticky bars, filters, carousels, and other features look and work without involving software engineers just yet.
Development
After the client approves the designs, the actual development begins. Our coders create the logic ideated by designers, the QA team tests the interface, and then either the changed frontend version or the whole new theme goes live.
The UX is one of the pillars of your digital product's success. And we're an experienced team to fulfill any possible UI/UX task.
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Partner with a seasoned team that perfectly blends creativity and utility to make converting interfaces.
Having quality UX designers on board and getting a real digital transformation with a modern responsive design helps online businesses with both financial and image gains. Explore the recent works by our UI/UX designers and developers.
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Basically, to create or improve a website's or app's user experience for the sake of better conversions and other KPIs. Plus, for long-term positive effects like the rising number of loyal regular customers. The main task of a UI/UX designer is to organize the digital product in the most handy way while guiding users toward desired actions.
You may save some money by finding a freelance UX designer, but there may be several issues with such an approach later. Firstly, design freelancers tend to take more projects to secure their earnings sometimes resulting in lower work quality. Secondly, you also need to hire UI/UX developer to bring mockups to life; such an approach lacks consistency and may cause misunderstanding between specialists.
At Onilab, a user interface designer works in close collaboration with UI/UX development team. Hiring whole cross-functional teams, including experience designers, expert UI designer, graphic designer, product managers, devs, and testers guarantees smooth work and greater results.
An experience (UX) designer creates or optimizes the user path from the top to the bottom of the sales pipeline, taking into account visitors' behavior patterns and needs. UI pros handle the visual part of the digital product, i.e., the color scheme, button appearance, white space, and so on. A UI/UX designer takes both roles, and it's a common case.
Surely! No good user experience designer draws wireframes on a whim or counting on their taste. Our main reference points when designing a seamless user experience are the client's business objectives and the target audience with all its peculiarities. Moreover, a UI/UX designer discusses key ideas, options, and solutions with stakeholders throughout the whole process.
Of course, no. While the usability principles are pretty much the same for all digital products, the user experience design will look different depending on the industry, concrete product/service, business goals, and customer portraits.
It makes sense to hire a UI/UX design team once every few years to modernize the UI part, add new features, and check whether the current user experience still matches users' expectations or whether some parts of the customer journey can be streamlined and enhanced.