UI/UX Design Services · Dubai

UI/UX design services in Dubai, built to convert.

Plenty of products look sharp in a mockup and still lose people in real use. Users hunt for the one button that matters, drop out halfway through a signup, or bounce off a screen that made sense in a workshop but not on a phone at 11pm. We start with how your users behave, then design the flows and interfaces that get them to the outcome with less friction. Every decision ties back to a number you care about.

Trusted by product and platform teams across 100+ builds.

40%

faster booking journey

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integrated Zoom & payment ecosystem

centralized platform for 5+ therapy categories

We’ve delivered 100+ websites and platforms for ambitious brands.

The short answer

UI/UX design services in Dubai cover the research, flows, interface design and testing that get a user to their goal with less friction, and we agree the number the work has to move before it starts.

The short version

Budget from around AED 15,000 for a focused UX or UI project to AED 80,000+ for end-to-end product design.
Most projects take 4 to 10 weeks. A single flow or a UI refresh can be done in 2 to 4.
Every end-to-end project ships a reusable design system with components, tokens and developer-ready handoff.
WCAG accessibility is designed in from the first screen rather than retrofitted.
We agree the metric up front, then measure against it after launch.

2024 / THEHEALING

View the TheHealing case study

From research to handoff, design that earns its keep.

We talk to your users and map how they move through the product, pinning down where they get stuck before anyone opens a design tool. That way the design solves a real problem you can name.

User interviews and surveys

Journey and flow mapping

Competitor and heuristic audits

Personas built from real data

Success metrics agreed up front

Outcomes

Design tied to a clear goal Fewer expensive rebuilds later

We lay out the structure in low-fidelity wireframes, then turn them into clickable prototypes you can put in front of real users. You see the product working before a line of code gets written.

Low and high-fidelity wireframes

Interactive clickable prototypes

Information architecture

User flow diagrams

Stakeholder review rounds

Outcomes

Sign-off with confidence 40% faster booking journey for TheHealing

We design the visual layer down to the last state, then package it as a reusable design system your developers can build straight from. New screens stay consistent without you redrawing them each time.

High-fidelity UI design

Component library and design tokens

Accessibility (WCAG) built in

Responsive layouts for web and app

Developer-ready handoff files

Outcomes

A consistent product across every screen Faster shipping for your dev team

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We run moderated and remote tests, watch where people hesitate, and feed what we learn straight back into the design. The product gets sharper each round as the evidence comes in.

Moderated usability sessions

Unmoderated remote testing

A/B and preference testing

Analytics and heatmap review

Prioritised fix backlog

Outcomes

Decisions backed by evidence Steady gains after launch

Research & goals

We talk to your users, map how they move through the product, and agree the number the design has to move.

Wireframe the flow

Low-fidelity structure first, so the flow is right before anyone worries about how it looks.

Prototype & test

A clickable prototype in front of real users, so you see the product working before code gets written.

Design the interface

High-fidelity screens down to the last state, packaged as a component library with accessibility built in.

Hand off & iterate

Dev-ready files in Figma, then testing after launch to keep sharpening what trips people up.

Why inneraktive

Design measured by what it moves

We agree the number before the first screen, then design against it.

Research before pixels

Interviews, journey maps and heuristic audits, so the design solves a problem you can name.

Tested on real users

Moderated and remote sessions that show where people hesitate, then fixes that follow the evidence.

A system behind the screens

Components, tokens and states your developers build from, so new screens stay consistent.

Accessible from screen one

WCAG built in, so the product works for everyone instead of being patched later.

Measured after launch

Task completion, drop-off and conversion tracked against the goal we set at the start.

Figma handoff

Dev-ready specs, components and tokens your team can build from.

Design systems

Component libraries with states, documentation and version control.

Usability testing

Moderated sessions, remote tests, A/B and preference testing.

Analytics & heatmaps

Behaviour data feeding a prioritised backlog of fixes.

A typical web agency vs inneraktive

Most agencies sell you a design. We sell you the result it produces. Here's the difference in practice.

Deliverable

A typical web agency Hands over a polished mockup and calls it done

inneraktive Designs the whole flow and ships it into the build

Research

A typical web agency Designs for the portfolio, not the person using it

inneraktive Designs from user research and real testing

Accessibility

A typical web agency Treats accessibility as a nice-to-have

inneraktive Builds WCAG accessibility in from the first screen

Design system

A typical web agency Delivers screens with no system behind them

inneraktive Delivers a reusable design system your devs can build on

Success metric

A typical web agency Measures success on how it looks

inneraktive Measures success on the metric that moves (40% faster booking journey for TheHealing)

After handoff

A typical web agency Disappears after handoff

inneraktive Tests after launch and keeps refining

How much do UI/UX design services cost in Dubai?

UI/UX design services in Dubai typically run from around AED 15,000 for a focused UX or UI project to AED 80,000+ for end-to-end product design with research, a full design system, and usability testing. The price comes down to how many screens and flows are involved, whether you need research and testing, and how much of the work is a fresh design versus a redesign. After a short discovery call you get a fixed scope and quote up front.

What's the difference between UX and UI design?

UX is how a product works; UI is how it looks and feels to use. UX covers the research, flows, and structure that get someone to their goal, while UI covers the visual design, typography, and interaction detail layered on top. Strong products need both, so we handle them together rather than in silos. We break the distinction down further in The Difference Between UX & UI Design.

How long does a UI/UX design project take?

Most UI/UX projects take 4 to 10 weeks. A focused UI refresh or a single flow can be done in 2 to 4 weeks, while full product design with research, a design system, and usability testing usually runs 8 to 10 weeks. You get a week-by-week timeline before we start.

Does your design work include a design system and developer handoff?

Yes. Every end-to-end project ships with a reusable design system: components, design tokens, interaction states, and documentation your developers can build from directly. We hand off in Figma with dev-ready specs and stay available through the build, so nothing gets lost in translation between design and code.

How do you measure whether the design is working?

We agree on the metric before we design, then measure against it after launch. Depending on the product that might be task completion rate, drop-off in a key flow, time to finish an action, or conversion. For TheHealing, design changes cut the booking journey by 40%, which is the kind of number we design toward from the start.

Can you redesign an existing product instead of starting over?

Yes, and it’s a lot of what we do. We start by auditing your current product and its analytics to find where users struggle, then redesign the flows and screens that cost you the most. You keep what already works and fix what doesn’t, so you’re not paying to rebuild the whole thing from scratch.