Modern Website UI/UX Design
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
The project entails creating a clean, intuitive experience for both a public-facing site and its accompanying web-app. I will share clear business goals, user personas, and a partially developed style guide that covers the basic logo, typography, and a draft colour palette. Everything else—layout, components, and interaction patterns—needs to be shaped into a cohesive design system.
Core objectives
• Translate the requirements into journeys that feel effortless on desktop and mobile.
• Iterate quickly with me and the development team so feasibility and pixel-perfect hand-off stay in sync.
• Refine and improve existing screens once user-testing feedback rolls in, keeping visual consistency at every step.
Required deliverables
1. Wireframes for key templates and flows (low-/mid-fidelity)
2. User flows that clearly map each task from entry point to completion
3. High-fidelity, interactive prototypes that stakeholders can click through and developers can inspect
Acceptance criteria
• Designs follow accessibility best practices (WCAG 2.1 AA).
• Components are captured in a shared library with naming conventions the dev team recognises.
• All assets handed over in Figma (or Sketch/Adobe XD if preferred) with proper layer organisation.
• At least one feedback–revise cycle included for each deliverable set.
With this foundation in place, the final interface should feel modern, uncluttered, and unmistakably on brand, ready for seamless build-out by engineering.
Core objectives
• Translate the requirements into journeys that feel effortless on desktop and mobile.
• Iterate quickly with me and the development team so feasibility and pixel-perfect hand-off stay in sync.
• Refine and improve existing screens once user-testing feedback rolls in, keeping visual consistency at every step.
Required deliverables
1. Wireframes for key templates and flows (low-/mid-fidelity)
2. User flows that clearly map each task from entry point to completion
3. High-fidelity, interactive prototypes that stakeholders can click through and developers can inspect
Acceptance criteria
• Designs follow accessibility best practices (WCAG 2.1 AA).
• Components are captured in a shared library with naming conventions the dev team recognises.
• All assets handed over in Figma (or Sketch/Adobe XD if preferred) with proper layer organisation.
• At least one feedback–revise cycle included for each deliverable set.
With this foundation in place, the final interface should feel modern, uncluttered, and unmistakably on brand, ready for seamless build-out by engineering.