Can I get the design without development?

Yes. We hand over the Figma file + design system + spec. Your developer, or any other studio, can pick it up without rework.

How many rounds of edits are included in the price?

Three rounds at each key stage — prototype and UI. That's a specific number, written into the contract, not "until you're happy." Anything beyond that is billed hourly and flagged in advance.

How soon will I see the first layouts?

The prototype, within 5-7 business days of the start. First UI concepts, about a week after that. Overall timeline depends on scope: a landing page is 2-3 weeks, a corporate site is 4-6 weeks.

Is design separate from development, or bundled together?

You can go separate — we hand over the Figma file and part ways. Or bundled with development — cheaper than two separate contracts, and no one gets stuck between "this isn't what I meant" and "the developer didn't build what's in the layout."

Can I see a sample of a report or a prototype?

Yes. On the first call we'll show an anonymized sample of a prototype and the final Figma file from a real project — not a "decorative" mockup made for the portfolio.

How do you measure the result of a design?

We track conversion in Google Analytics and verify with A/B tests, if analytics was connected before launch. On our case studies, we show a measured lift. Where there are no numbers, we write "not measured" instead of making up a percentage.

What if I already have a site and just need a redesign?

A redesign is a separate track — not "we'll redraw everything." We start with an audit of the current design: what stays, what changes, and where conversion is being lost. Minimum necessary scope — we don't throw away what's already working.

Which screens are included in an online store design?

The ones where the store sells: the catalog with filters, the product page, the cart, checkout and the customer account. We draw each one for three screen widths: 1440, 768 and 375 px. The budget covers three rounds of revisions on the prototype and on the UI. We add niche details from the start: a size chart for clothing, ingredients for cosmetics, installment payments for furniture and electronics. If you order design only, your developer takes the Figma file and the design system. Together with online store development, the design is already included in the store price.

How much does website design cost?

There is no separate price for design; it is included in the cost of the website. A 5–30 page corporate website with a custom design costs 36,500–143,500 UAH ($890–3,500). An online store costs 78,000–307,500 UAH ($1,900–7,500). Within the range, the biggest factor is design depth: designing from scratch costs 30–35% more than a template. A logo is priced separately, from $200; details are on the logo design page. All price ranges are collected on the pricing page. We'll give you the exact figure for your project after the brief.

Service

Web design and UI/UX design for websites

People reach the form and do not fill it in. On a phone half the buttons only respond on the second tap. Next to a competitor's page yours looks a few years older, and you can see it yourself.

By the numbers

years in business

500+

projects in our portfolio

Figma

design system on every project

Our work

Design that's already running in production

Studio website
apricode.agency
3D website people remember after the first visit
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3D showroom
Tesla
3D showroom that sells the car before the test drive
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Promo site
Coca-Cola
Holiday promo site that spreads the brand from chat to chat
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SaaS platform
Peleus
Marketing SaaS platform with its own AI engine
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Crypto exchange website
MW Exchange
Crypto exchange website where orders start on the first screen
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Finance website
Vela Group
Financial company website that builds trust from the first screen
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All cases

What we do

UI design, UX, and redesign — built around your task

UI design for sites and landing pages
Interfaces for corporate sites, online stores, landing pages, and SaaS products. Carefully worked typography, a component library in Figma, and a design system for your developer.
A good fit if you have a new project or need a site built from scratch.
UX and research
User behavior analysis, wireframes before the polish, and logic checks before code. A usability audit of an existing site finds where conversions are lost and tells you what to fix first.
A good fit if you already have a site that isn't converting the way you'd like.
Website redesign
A separate track: audit the current site → decide what stays → what changes → new layouts. Not "we'll redraw everything" — we find the smallest set of changes with the biggest effect.
A good fit if the site has aged, or was already behind competitors at launch.

How we work

Five design steps. The finish line is handoff to developers

Research
A competitor audit, analysis of behavior on the existing site (if any), and a breakdown of the task and target audience. Deliverable: a research brief + an audience map + a list of key user scenarios.
Prototype
Wireframes in Figma — page structure and navigation logic. We confirm the site "thinks correctly" before we start drawing. Deliverable: an approved prototype + sitemap.
UI layouts
Design for desktop (1440px), tablet (768px), and mobile (375px). Two directions at the start — the client picks one. Deliverable: final layouts for three breakpoints + three rounds of edits included in the budget.
Design system
A component library in Figma: typography, colors, spacing, buttons, forms, cards, icons. Deliverable: a Figma design system + a guideline for content editors.
Handoff
We hand over Figma files, assets, and specs to a developer — yours or ours. Deliverable: Figma files (yours forever), SVG/PNG assets, and a component spec.

What you get

Figma files are yours. Design system included. Three rounds of edits at key stages

On every project

A Figma file that's yours — no "renting" layouts, no lock-in to our account.
A design system: colors, fonts, components — documented for your developer and content editor.
Responsive layouts: desktop / tablet / mobile — three breakpoints minimum.
Three rounds of edits at each key stage (prototype, UI). Anything beyond that is billed hourly.
Two UI concept directions at the start — you pick one, we refine it.
Specs and assets for your developer, in a format they can start coding from right away.

FAQ

What people usually ask before starting

Ask your question

Yes. We hand over the Figma file + design system + spec. Your developer, or any other studio, can pick it up without rework.
Three rounds at each key stage — prototype and UI. That's a specific number, written into the contract, not "until you're happy." Anything beyond that is billed hourly and flagged in advance.
The prototype, within 5-7 business days of the start. First UI concepts, about a week after that. Overall timeline depends on scope: a landing page is 2-3 weeks, a corporate site is 4-6 weeks.
You can go separate — we hand over the Figma file and part ways. Or bundled with development — cheaper than two separate contracts, and no one gets stuck between "this isn't what I meant" and "the developer didn't build what's in the layout."
Yes. On the first call we'll show an anonymized sample of a prototype and the final Figma file from a real project — not a "decorative" mockup made for the portfolio.
We track conversion in Google Analytics and verify with A/B tests, if analytics was connected before launch. On our case studies, we show a measured lift. Where there are no numbers, we write "not measured" instead of making up a percentage.
A redesign is a separate track — not "we'll redraw everything." We start with an audit of the current design: what stays, what changes, and where conversion is being lost. Minimum necessary scope — we don't throw away what's already working.
The ones where the store sells: the catalog with filters, the product page, the cart, checkout and the customer account. We draw each one for three screen widths: 1440, 768 and 375 px. The budget covers three rounds of revisions on the prototype and on the UI. We add niche details from the start: a size chart for clothing, ingredients for cosmetics, installment payments for furniture and electronics. If you order design only, your developer takes the Figma file and the design system. Together with online store development, the design is already included in the store price.
There is no separate price for design; it is included in the cost of the website. A 5–30 page corporate website with a custom design costs 36,500–143,500 UAH ($890–3,500). An online store costs 78,000–307,500 UAH ($1,900–7,500). Within the range, the biggest factor is design depth: designing from scratch costs 30–35% more than a template. A logo is priced separately, from $200; details are on the logo design page. All price ranges are collected on the pricing page. We'll give you the exact figure for your project after the brief.

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Web design and UI/UX design for sites that drive people to act

Web design isn't aesthetics for aesthetics' sake. Behind every decision about a button color, the width of a spacing gap, or the order of elements sits one question: "does this move the user toward an action?" Over 10 years and 500+ projects, we've seen it firsthand: web design done well is design that converts, not design that racks up likes on Behance. The difference between "pretty" and "working" design is the difference between a showcase site and a business tool. See our case studies →

UI/UX design starts with understanding who's landing on the site and why. UX research, an audience map, competitor analysis — this isn't a "nice to have" step, it's insurance against a structural mistake that's far more expensive to fix later than to get right the first time. Wireframes in Figma lock the logic in place before any polish appears — and this is the cheapest point to change the structure. If "you built the wrong thing" surfaces only once the UI layouts arrive, it usually means the prototype step was skipped or never happened.

Online store design differs from corporate site design the way a sales floor differs from an office. The product card, catalog filters, cart, and checkout each carry their own conversion logic. For clothing stores, size charts and color-variant comparisons matter; for cosmetics stores, ingredients and certificates on the product card; for furniture stores, a measurement callout and installment payment. These details go into the design system from the start — not bolted on later as "a follow-up." E-commerce design →

A design system is the shared language between a designer, a developer, and a content editor. Components, color tokens, a type scale, and form and button states — all described once, so it never needs re-explaining in an email thread again. When a client adds a new page six months after launch, they don't "ask the designer for a font" — they open the library and pick a ready component. We hand over a design system on every project: the Figma file is yours forever, no subscription, no "renting" the layouts.

A redesign is a separate task with its own logic. Not "redraw everything," but find the smallest set of changes with the biggest effect. We start by auditing the current design: where conversion is being lost, what's outdated, and what still works. After the audit, we lock in what stays unchanged — that cuts both budget and timeline. A redesign of a site that already collects organic traffic needs extra care: technical changes shouldn't break what's already ranking. See pricing →

Where we have a measured result, we show it: the conversion lift on our case studies is real and confirmed in analytics, not invented for the portfolio. Where there are no numbers, we write "not measured" — and that matters more than a nice figure no one can later verify. If your web design task is to raise conversion, capture more requests, or sell more from the same traffic, in 30 minutes we can tell you what approach will work for your case and roughly what it will cost: let's talk

Web design and UI/UX design for websites

Design that's already running in production

apricode.agency

Tesla

Coca-Cola

Peleus

MW Exchange

Vela Group

UI design, UX, and redesign — built around your task

Five design steps. The finish line is handoff to developers

Research

Prototype

UI layouts

Design system

Handoff

Figma files are yours. Design system included. Three rounds of edits at key stages

What people usually ask before starting

Tell us your task — we'll tell you what kind of design you need

Web design and UI/UX design for sites that drive people to act