UX and UI Design
Interfaces designed around real habits and real devices, in the user's own language, so people can pick up your product without a training session.
In short
Good design isn't decoration; it decides whether people use your software or quietly go back to the notebook. We design for the phone in someone's hand at a busy counter as carefully as for a wide office screen. That means clear words, large tap targets, sensible defaults and screens that work in Marathi, Hindi or English. Every design ships as a working component library, not a folder of pictures, so what you approve is what gets built.
Process
How the work runs, step by step
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Watch how people do the task today and note where they hesitate
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Sketch the flows in low detail and test them before adding polish
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Design for the smallest, slowest device your users actually carry
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Write the interface copy alongside the design, in every language you need
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Build the design as reusable components that developers use directly
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Test with real users and fix what trips them up before launch
What you can expect
Why Univolute
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Designers and developers work in the same team, so designs are always buildable
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We have shipped interfaces in Marathi from the first screen, not as an afterthought
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Accessibility is part of the design from the start: contrast, sizes and screen readers
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We design for patchy networks and older phones, not just the latest flagship
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You own the design files and the component library outright
Discover & Design
Often paired with
Product Discovery
Know what to build before you pay to build it.
Technology Advisory
A straight answer before a big technology decision.
MVP Development
Your first version in customers' hands, quickly.
Insights
Further reading
Software in your customers' language
Translating the labels is the easy part. Fonts, numbers, sorting, documents and everyday vocabulary decide whether a Marathi or Hindi product really works.
Web app or mobile app?
Web apps, progressive web apps and native apps each suit different products. A side-by-side comparison and five questions that usually settle the choice.
QR ordering for independent restaurants
What we learned building a QR ordering platform that runs every day in a working bistro: what guests need, what staff need and what has to stay on the server.
Common questions
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.
Can you redesign our existing product?
Yes. We start with a review of how people use it today, fix the biggest problems first and roll changes out in stages so your users are never lost.
Do you design in Indian languages?
Yes. We plan layouts, fonts and number and date formats for each language from the beginning, which is far cheaper than retrofitting a translation later.
What tools do you use?
Figma for design and prototyping, and code components in your product's own framework. You get access to both.