UI/UX Design

Create Experiences That Users Love

Building a decent-looking website or app in this digital age isn’t enough. It needs to be intuitive, easy to use, and even enjoyable. That’s where UI/UX design comes into the picture. At Samay Web, we don’t just build pretty things-we bring you digital experiences your customers will love and that help make your business thrive.

Why does your business need UI/UX design?

How many times have you seen an annoying, puzzling, or just really unhappy website or application lately? I’d be willing to bet you didn’t stick around long.

In a nutshell, good design is not about looking pretty; it’s more about the fact that it makes the user experience seamless and enjoyable while ensuring that users turn into customers.

That’s what good UI/UX design does the opposite of:

Our Approach to UI/UX Design

At Samay Web, we believe that the start of great design is understanding. Here’s the work process we follow:

Research

Learn everything about your business, your users, and your goals.

Wireframing

We design the blueprint of your digital product.

Visual Design

We bring your product to life with beautiful, on-brand visuals.

Prototyping

We craft interactive models for testing and refining the user experience.

Testing

We put our designs through rigorous user testing to ensure they work in the real world.

Implementation

We work closely with developers to bring the design to life.

What Makes Our UI/UX Design Special

User-Centric Design

Everything we do is centred on the user. Intuitive designs feel natural through your needs, habits, and preferences.

Accessibility

We design for all users so that your digital products are accessible to people with disabilities

Data-Informed Design

We don’t guess what works; we actually use data and user testing to inform our design decisions so that our designs look as good as they work.

Brand Consistency

The UI/UX design perfectly matches your brand identity to give a seamless experience across all touchpoints

Form and Function

Good design should be both beautiful and functional. Our designs look beautiful and work great.

Responsive Design

It’s what the digital product looks and works like on any device-computer desktop, tablet, or phone.

Types of Websites We Create

Our Process

Our UI/UX Design Process in detail

Discovery

Present business goals to the stakeholders.Usability research and persona building. Competitor and industry analysis.

01

Strategy Stage

Defining and identifying user journeys, user flows. Information architecture design. Content strategy.

02

Wireframing

Low-fidelity wireframing. Testing and iteration based on feedback. Detailing wireframing.

03

Visual design

Mood board and style guide. High-fidelity mock-up. Refine your design based on the tested feedback.

04

Prototyping

Interactive prototyped. Test user experience. Informed by user feedback iterations.

05

Handoff

Preparing designs to be ready for development. Outlining the detailed documentation to create. Supporting developers for its implementation.

06

Post-Launch

Analysis after launching. Gathering user feedback. Planning future improvements to be done.

07

Why Samay Web?

Experience

Our team has successful experience working on great UI/UX design for all possible industries over the years.

Cooperative approach

We believe that working closely with you throughout the designing process to ensure your outcome is something that is well and truly aligned with your vision.

Outcome-Driven Designs

Designs that look fantastic also drive real business results.

Latest Techniques

Updating you constantly with the latest design trends and technologies.

Holistic approach

Think about the whole user experience, not just separate screens or pages.

Support

The engagement doesn’t end when it’s launched; we’re here to support your product as it evolves and gets even better over time.

Value for Money

We design outstanding stuff, creating long-term value for your business.

UI/UX Design

Create Experiences That Users Love

Why does your business need UI/UX design?

That’s what good UI/UX design does the opposite of: