How much does UI/UX design cost?

UI/UX design starts from £600, most projects cost between £1,200 and £1,500, and advanced B2B work is around £3,000. The difference is how many screens and user journeys need designing, and how complicated the people using it are. A booking flow for one type of customer is a very different job to a dashboard used by five different roles inside a business.

UX is how something works: the steps someone takes to book, buy or find what they came for. UI is how it looks while they do it. Good UI/UX means people get where they are going without thinking about it. Bad UI/UX is why people abandon forms halfway through.

A focused piece of work on one thing that matters. Typically that is one key journey, like an enquiry or booking flow, or a small set of screens, designed properly so it is clear, on brand and easy to use on a phone.

Because most projects cover a whole product or site, not one screen. Every main screen, how they connect, and the states in between, like what someone sees when a form fails or a list is empty. That is the level where the design is ready to hand to a developer without guesswork.

B2B software has more people and more rules. Different roles see different things, there is more data on each screen, and the journeys are longer. Getting that clear takes more thinking than drawing, and that is what the extra cost pays for.

If you are building a standard website for a service business, the UX thinking is part of our web design already, so you do not need to buy it separately. Standalone UI/UX work makes sense when you have software, an app or a customer portal, or when a developer is building it and needs proper designs to work from.