UI/UX Design Agency in Bangalore
A UI UX design agency in Bangalore that turns research into interfaces your users understand and your developers can actually build.
- User interviews and usability tests with real customers
- Wireframes and clickable Figma prototypes
- Reusable design systems with documented components
- Developer-ready handoff from a team that also codes
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Good-looking screens are not the same as a good product. A checkout can be beautiful and still lose half its users at the address step; a SaaS dashboard can win design awards and still generate support tickets every day. As a UI UX design agency in Bangalore, Sigmato focuses on the evidence behind design decisions: who your users are, what they are trying to do and where they get stuck. Because our designers sit with the engineers who build our websites, web apps and mobile apps, every interface we hand over is grounded in what is technically feasible.
UI vs UX: What You Are Paying For
UX (user experience) design decides how a product works: the flows, information structure and content that let someone complete a task. UI (user interface) design decides how it looks and feels: typography, colour, spacing, components and motion. Most projects need both, in that order. Our article on UI vs UX design explains the distinction with examples.
UI/UX Design Agency in Bangalore: Our Services
- User research: stakeholder interviews, customer interviews, surveys and analytics reviews to identify real pain points rather than assumed ones.
- UX audits: a heuristic review of your existing site or app with prioritised, annotated recommendations.
- Information architecture: navigation, sitemaps and card sorting so content is where people expect it.
- Wireframes and prototypes: low-fidelity layouts followed by interactive Figma prototypes you can click through on a phone.
- Visual UI design: brand-aligned interface design for responsive web, Android and iOS.
- Design systems: tokens, components and usage guidelines that keep growing products consistent.
- Proof of concept and MVP design: fast, testable concepts for founders validating an idea, supported by our prototyping service.
How Our Design Process Works
We follow a structured five-stage process so you can see progress and give feedback at defined points, rather than waiting for a big reveal.
- Discover: goals, metrics, constraints and research with five to eight representative users.
- Define: personas, journey maps and a prioritised list of problems to solve.
- Design: wireframes for key flows, then high-fidelity screens once the structure is agreed.
- Test: moderated usability sessions, in person in Bangalore or remotely, followed by revisions.
- Hand off: annotated Figma files, component specs, interaction notes and a walkthrough with your developers.
Designing for Indian Users
Products used in India have specific design needs that templates from elsewhere often miss. We account for them from the first wireframe:
- Mobile-first, mid-range devices: most users browse on Android phones, so layouts are tested on smaller screens and slower networks, not just a designer's flagship phone.
- Payments: UPI intent flows, QR codes and saved-card journeys designed to minimise failed or abandoned payments.
- Language: layouts that accommodate Kannada, Hindi or Tamil text, which can run longer than English and need appropriate line heights.
- OTP and phone-first login: clear flows for one-time passwords and fallbacks when SMS is delayed.
- Trust cues: visible support contacts, WhatsApp options and transparent pricing, which matter for first-time online buyers.
Accessibility and Ethical Design
Accessible design widens your market and reduces legal and reputational risk. We design to the WCAG 2.2 guidelines: colour contrast ratios, focus states, touch targets of adequate size, captions and form labels. We also avoid manipulative patterns such as pre-ticked consent boxes, hidden cancellation paths and fake urgency timers, which our article on dark patterns to avoid describes. India's Central Consumer Protection Authority issued guidelines on dark patterns in 2023, so this is a compliance matter as well as good practice. For platform conventions on mobile, we follow Apple's Human Interface Guidelines and Google's Material Design.
Engagement Models and Indicative Pricing
You can engage us for a fixed-scope project or retain a designer monthly. Indicative ranges, with the final quote depending on scope and the number of screens and research sessions:
| Engagement | Typical scope | Indicative cost |
|---|---|---|
| UX audit | Existing site or app, prioritised report | ₹40,000–₹1,00,000 |
| Website UI/UX | 10–25 page templates, responsive | ₹80,000–₹2,50,000 |
| SaaS or mobile app design | 30–80 screens, prototype, testing | ₹2,50,000–₹8,00,000 |
| Design system | Tokens, components, documentation | ₹1,50,000–₹5,00,000 |
| Dedicated designer | Monthly retainer | From ₹1,20,000 per month |
If you also need the design built, our team can take it into WordPress, React or Flutter without a hand-over gap. Businesses replacing an older site may also find our website redesign services in Bangalore useful.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you only design, or can you develop as well?
Both. You can hire us for design only and hand files to your developers, or let our engineers build the product, which removes the usual friction between agency designs and implementation.
How many users do we need for usability testing?
Five to eight participants per round usually reveal the most serious problems in a flow. Running two smaller rounds, with fixes in between, gives better results than one large study.
Which design tool do you use?
We work in Figma for wireframes, UI, prototypes and design systems. You get edit access to all files, and they remain yours after the project.
How long does a UI/UX project take?
A UX audit takes one to two weeks. Website design typically takes three to six weeks, and a full SaaS or mobile app design with testing takes six to twelve weeks.
Start with a Design Conversation
Share your product, your users and the metric you want to move. We will suggest the smallest piece of research or design that would make a measurable difference.