Website design
Corporate sites, landing pages and online stores designed around the action you want visitors to take.
- Structure and wireframes
- Unique design in your brand
- Desktop, tablet and mobile versions
- Animations and interaction states
Interfaces people understand without instructions.
We design websites, mobile apps and admin panels in Figma: from user research and wireframes to clickable prototypes and a design system your developers can build from. Design that sells, not just decorates.
Good design starts before colours and fonts: with who uses the product, what they came to do, and what stops them.
A prototype to show investors and test with real users before a single line of code is written.
needs → research + prototypeA site that gets visitors but few requests or orders. We find where people drop off and redesign those steps.
needs → UX audit + redesignA mobile app, client portal or admin panel that has grown screen by screen and needs one consistent system.
needs → design systemCorporate sites, landing pages and online stores designed around the action you want visitors to take.
iOS and Android interfaces that follow platform rules and feel native.
For products that already exist and need to convert better or grow consistently.
Interviews, competitors, analytics: who the users are and what they need.
→ goals and user scenariosInformation architecture and the main user flows.
→ sitemap and flowsBlack-and-white layouts of every key screen, before any visual design.
→ approved wireframesVisual design in your brand for every screen and state.
→ clickable prototypeComponents, specs and assets for developers, plus design review during development.
→ dev-ready Figma fileA practical guide for business owners and product managers ordering UI/UX design in Armenia: what the terms mean, what each stage gives you, how much time it takes and how to judge the result.
UX design (user experience) decides how the product works: which screens exist, what is on each of them, in what order the user moves and what happens when something goes wrong. UI design (user interface) decides how it looks: layout, typography, colours, icons, buttons and animations.
Both matter. A beautiful interface on top of a confusing flow still loses customers; a logical flow with a careless interface does not earn trust. That is why we do both in one team, and why the visual design always comes after the structure is agreed.
At the end of a UI/UX design project you own a Figma file that a development team can build from without guessing.
If we also build the product, the same team turns the design into a working website or mobile app, so nothing gets lost between designers and developers.
Design is priced by the number of unique screens and the depth of research, not by pages. Fifty product pages built from one template are one screen; a checkout with five steps is five.
| Project | Typical scope | Typical timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page | 1 page, desktop and mobile | 1–2 weeks |
| Corporate website | 8–15 unique layouts | 3–5 weeks |
| Online store | Catalog, product, cart, checkout, account | 4–6 weeks |
| Mobile app or web platform | 30–80 screens, prototype, design system | 6–12 weeks |
| UX audit | Analysis of an existing product with recommendations | 1–2 weeks |
When we also develop the product, design is included in the development quote. For design only, you get a fixed price after a short brief.
For a small landing page, a look at competitors and a conversation with you is usually enough. For a product people will use every day, research saves more than it costs: one wrong assumption about how users work can mean months of redevelopment.
We scale research to the project and agree it in the quote, so you never pay for research that does not change a decision.
Visitors decide in a few seconds whether a site is worth their time. Clear design helps them find what they came for and take the next step; confusing design sends them back to the search results.
Good UX also helps search: Google measures how quickly a page loads and how stable it is on phones. Read more on our SEO services page.
Sites in Armenia usually need two or three languages, and each one behaves differently in a layout. Armenian and Russian words are longer than English ones, so buttons, menus and headings must have room to grow.
Look at how a designer explains decisions, not only at how the pictures look.
Have a product or a site that needs a fresh look or better results? Tell us about it and we will suggest where to start.
Updated October 2026
It depends on the number of unique screens and the research needed. A landing page takes one to two weeks of design, a mobile app or platform six to twelve. You get a fixed price after a short brief; if we also develop the product, design is included in the development quote.
UX design decides how the product works: screens, steps and logic. UI design decides how it looks: layout, colours, typography and components. We do both in one team.
Figma for wireframes, design, prototypes and design systems. You get access to the file during the project and the editable source at the end.
Yes. We start with a UX audit of analytics and user behaviour, then redesign the pages and steps where visitors drop off. Redesigns keep your URLs and SEO so search positions are not lost.
Yes. We follow Apple and Google interface guidelines, design user flows and every screen state, and prepare screenshots for the App Store and Google Play.
Yes. You receive a dev-ready Figma file with components and specs that any development team can build from. We can also review the build to make sure it matches the design.
Every screen is designed for mobile and desktop, and usually tablet. Most visitors in Armenia browse on phones, so we often start from the mobile version.
Each stage has rounds of feedback agreed in the plan. Because you approve structure and wireframes before visual design, big changes at the end are rare.
Our focus is interfaces. If you need a logo or brand guidelines, we can design them as part of the project or work with your existing brand book.
You do. After payment, all rights to the design and the Figma source files are transferred to you.
