A university admissions platform we took from ideation to design to development, with an App Manager and student-stage insights.
01 UI/UX design
A UI/UX design company in Bengaluru that also builds what it designs
Tailwebs is a UI/UX design company in Bengaluru. We research users, map flows, design interfaces and brand identities, and hand developers files they can build from, often our own engineers. Our design work includes WAC's hours-and-pay app, Saurrate's designer-fashion marketplace and GroupBid's brand identity. A Discovery Sprint with a clickable prototype costs ₹1.5–3 lakh.
Discovery Sprint from ₹1.5 lakh
02 Our work
Work from our UI/UX design agency
A phone app, a marketplace, an admissions platform, a brand website redesign and two brand identities. Our designs have taken a marketplace to 500+ orders in its first month and lifted student interest in universities by 70%.
- 01/06
WAC
UK app for tracking shifts, hours and pay, designed and built by a full Tailwebs team from idea to scale
Hours, shifts and pay? See staffing app development.
- 02/06
Saurrate
Designer-fashion marketplace with made-to-measure options: size, colour, sleeves and necks
We designed it from wireframes to checkout, including the custom-design flow; no longer live. Selling fashion online? See ecommerce app development for fashion.
- 03/06
Proodle
University admissions platform, from ideation to design to development
Gave universities an App Manager and insight into each stage of a student's journey.
- 04/06
CSEP
Website redesign that represents CSEP as a brand
- 05/06
GroupBid
Brand identity
- 06/06
York Fabrics
Website and branding for a fine-fabrics company in Dubai, carried through to its iPad apps
See all our work.
03 What you get
What exactly do you get?
The research and design files below, from the first user interview to the developer handoff.
User interview findings
What it showsWhat users told us, grouped into the problems worth solving.
Journey maps
What it showsEach step a user takes, and where it goes wrong today.
Flows and information architecture
What it showsHow the screens connect, and where everything lives.
Wireframes
What it showsEvery screen laid out in grey, so the structure is agreed before the look.
Final UI for mobile and web
What it showsThe finished screens, for Android, iOS and the browser.
Clickable prototype
What it showsThe key flows, clickable, to test with users or show investors.
Design-system pages
What it showsColours, type and components, documented for developers.
Brand guide
What it showsLogo, colours and type rules that carry from the logo to the app screens.
04 Included
What is included, and what is not?
Everything above is included in a full product design project.
Included
- The research and design files above
- Two rounds of revisions on each design stage
Not included
- Final copywriting
- Photography and illustration
- Paid user-testing panels
05 Phases
How long does each design phase take?
A full product design takes 9–13 weeks, from the first user interview to the developer handoff. The Discovery Sprint alone takes 2–3 weeks.
- 2–3 weeks
Discovery and research
Interviews, journey maps and the feature list: the Discovery Sprint.
- 2–3 weeks
Flows and wireframes
How the screens connect, then every screen in grey.
- 3–4 weeks
UI and design system
The finished look, and the components developers build from.
- 1–2 weeks
Prototype and user testing
The key flows, clickable, tested with real users.
- 1 week
Developer handoff
Files, specs and a walkthrough for whoever builds it.
06 Handoff
What happens when design hands over to developers?
Developers get design files and a component library they can build from, and the designer stays involved through build, so the shipped product matches the design.
If our engineers build it, it is one team from the first sketch to launch: see mobile app development and web app development.
Handed over
- Design filesEvery screen, final and annotated, in Figma, with exported assets. Other formats on request.
- Component libraryThe parts the screens are built from.
- Clickable prototype
- Brand guideWhen brand identity is in scope.
- A walkthroughA handover session with whoever builds it.
- A designer through buildReviews of what is built against the design.
07 Pricing
What does UI/UX design cost?
A Discovery Sprint costs ₹1.5–3 lakh; full product design, brand identity and a monthly retainer are priced on their own.
- Fixed price
Discovery Sprint
Research, wireframes and a clickable prototype.
₹1.5–3 lakh
$2,000–4,000
2–3 weeks
- Project
Product design project
Flows, final UI and a design system for a whole product.
Sized after the Discovery Sprint
- Project
Brand identity
Logo, colours, type and a brand guide.
Quoted in writing after a call
- Monthly
Design retainer
A designer on your product every month.
Quoted monthly by scope
Every package is on pricing. Not sure what to design yet? Product consulting starts with the same sprint. Need it built too? See MVP development. In Bengaluru? Our office is in Domlur.
08 FAQ
Questions about UI/UX design.
How much does a UI/UX design company in Bengaluru charge?
At Tailwebs, a Discovery Sprint with research, wireframes and a clickable prototype costs ₹1.5–3 lakh.Full product design and brand identity are quoted in writing once we know the scope, and each phase is priced separately.
How long does a UI/UX design project take?
A Discovery Sprint takes 2–3 weeks.A full product design, from research to developer handoff, usually takes 9–13 weeks. The written estimate after the sprint confirms it for your scope.
Do you offer UX audit services for an existing app?
Yes. We review an existing app against your users' main tasks and send a written list of fixes in priority order. We can then design the changes, or hand the list to your own team.
Is there a minimum commitment for a design retainer?
No long minimum: retainers are billed monthly in advance, and you can stop, scale down or pause with 30 days' notice.
Are you a mobile application design company, or do you design for the web too?
Both: we design Android and iOS app interfaces, such as WAC's hours-and-pay app, and web platforms and marketplaces, such as Saurrate's designer-fashion marketplace and Proodle's admissions platform.