Design That Converts.
Design That Delights.
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We design digital products that users love to use — and that drive the metrics your business cares about. Our average client sees a 34% conversion increase after a redesign.
80+
Designs Delivered
34%
Avg Conversion Increase
4.9/5
Design Satisfaction
Figma
First Workflow
Every Type of
Design Work
From zero-to-one product design to focused conversion-rate audits — we deliver measurable design outcomes.
Product & UI Design
Pixel-perfect interfaces built in Figma, grounded in your brand identity and user needs. Every screen crafted to guide users toward action — with beauty that earns trust.
UX Research & User Testing
Evidence-based design decisions. We run user interviews, usability testing sessions, journey mapping workshops, and heatmap analysis — so every design choice has a reason.
Design Systems
Scalable component libraries in Figma that your dev team can build from for years. Atoms, molecules, organisms — with comprehensive documentation and dark/light variants.
Prototyping & Wireframing
From rough wireframes to fully interactive click-through prototypes. Validate your product with real users before development starts — saving weeks of expensive rework.
Mobile UI Design
iOS and Android-native designs that respect platform conventions, leverage platform-specific patterns, and deliver delightful gesture-based experiences.
Design Audits
A structured teardown of your existing product. We identify usability issues, accessibility gaps, and conversion blockers — with actionable fixes ranked by impact and effort.
A Research-First Process
We don't open Figma until we understand the problem. Every design decision is grounded in user research and business goals.
Discovery & Research
Stakeholder interviews, competitive analysis, user research sessions. We understand the problem before we touch Figma.
Information Architecture
Sitemap, user flows, content hierarchy. The skeleton of your product — reviewed and approved before any visual work begins.
Wireframes & Concepts
Low-fidelity wireframes for all key screens. Fast iteration at low cost — we explore 3–4 directions before committing.
High-Fidelity Design
Full visual design — typography, color, imagery, spacing. Your product looking exactly as it will in production.
User Testing & Iteration
Real users test the prototype via Maze. We identify friction points, fix them, and retest. Data-driven iteration, not guesswork.
Handoff & Developer Support
Organized Figma handoff with specs, a component library, and async support while your developers build. No gaps between design and code.
Design Driven By Outcomes
Function Before Form
Beautiful design means nothing if users can't accomplish their goals. We design for clarity first, visual delight second.
Evidence-Based Decisions
Every major design decision is backed by user research, testing data, or established UX patterns — not gut feeling.
Built for Developers
Our Figma files are component-based, annotated, and handed off with exact specs — so devs implement without guessing.
Mobile-First, Always
We design for the smallest screen first, then scale up. Most of your users are on mobile — your design should reflect that.
Conversion-Aware
Every screen has a job to do. We design with conversion goals in mind — CTAs, flows, and microcopy all optimized.
Performance-Conscious
We design with performance constraints in mind — no infinite-scroll without lazy loading, no animations that tank Core Web Vitals.
Industry-Standard Tools
What you receive at completion
What Each Artifact Is —
And Why It Exists
Design proposals love listing deliverables. Here is what each one actually is, and the specific problem it prevents — so you know what you're paying for.
UX Research Report
Interview findings, competitor teardown, and user personas condensed into a decision document.
Why it matters
It is the argument behind every screen. When a stakeholder asks "why does it work this way?", the answer is in here — not in someone’s memory.
Wireframes & User Flows
Low-fidelity skeletons of every key screen, plus flow diagrams for each critical journey.
Why it matters
Changing a flow at wireframe stage costs an hour. Changing it after visual design costs a week. This is where the cheap iterations happen.
High-Fidelity Figma Screens
Production-ready visual design for every screen and state — including empty, loading, and error states.
Why it matters
The states designers skip are the states users see most. We design the unhappy paths so developers never have to improvise them.
Interactive Prototype
A click-through Figma prototype wired across the core journeys, ready for user testing and investor demos.
Why it matters
You can put it in front of real users — or investors — weeks before a line of code exists. Cheap validation, early.
Design System & Tokens
Auto-layout components, color and type tokens, and dark/light variants — organized for reuse.
Why it matters
Screen 41 should cost a fraction of screen 1. A token-based system is what keeps design velocity from decaying as the product grows.
Developer Handoff Spec
Annotated Figma files with exact spacing, exported assets, motion specs, and async designer support during the build.
Why it matters
The gap between "looks like the design" and "is the design" is where products get ugly. The spec closes that gap without meetings.
Six Signs You Need a
Design System
Design debt compounds quietly. If more than two of these sound familiar, the system will pay for itself within a quarter.
Your product has 14 shades of gray and 5 different buttons
Nobody decided this — it accumulated. Every new inconsistency makes the next one easier to justify.
Designers ask "which screen do I copy from?"
When the source of truth is "whatever screen was designed most recently", every feature drifts a little further from coherent.
Developers and designers argue about spacing in PR reviews
Without tokens, spacing is opinion. With tokens, it is a variable name — and the argument disappears.
A simple color change means hunting through 40 screens
Rebrand, dark mode, accessibility contrast fix — all of these are afternoon tasks with tokens and multi-week projects without them.
New designers take weeks to ship their first screen
A documented component library is onboarding material. Without it, your design conventions live in one person’s head.
Your web and mobile apps look like different companies built them
Shared tokens and components keep platforms visually related even when the teams building them never talk.
And when you don't need one yet
If you're pre-product-market-fit with under 15 screens, a full design system is premature — a lightweight style sheet and a small set of shared components is enough. We'll tell you that in the first call rather than sell you a system you'll rebuild in a year.
Design Engagements,
Demystified
What does a UI/UX design project at Fajarix include?
A typical design engagement includes UX research & user flows, lo-fi wireframes, high-fidelity Figma designs, interactive prototype, design system & component library, and full developer handoff with specs and assets.
How much does UI/UX design cost at Fajarix?
UI/UX design at Fajarix starts from $2,500 for simple app designs and ranges to $12,000+ for full design systems and complex multi-platform products. Every engagement starts with a fixed-scope proposal.
Do you design in Figma?
Yes. All our design work is done in Figma. You receive full ownership of the Figma files, complete with organized layers, auto-layout components, design tokens, and interactive prototypes.
Can Fajarix design and then also build the product?
Absolutely — this is our most popular engagement. Our designers and engineers work in the same team, ensuring pixel-perfect implementation. There is zero translation loss between design and code.
Design That Earns
More Revenue.
Share your product with us. We'll give you a free 15-minute design critique, identify your biggest conversion killers, and send a clear proposal — no obligation.