Question 1

UI/UX design services in Amsterdam: what affects the price?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the number of screens or pages, the user research needed, and whether a design system is required across several products. You get a written estimate after we review the scope.

Question 2

UI/UX design services in Amsterdam: what is specific to the local market?

Accepted Answer

Creative and brand-led companies usually arrive with strong identity work and a site that does not carry it. We translate the existing brand into an interface system of type, spacing and motion that holds across every page, with the constraints written down so the look does not drift the first time someone adds a section.

Question 3

What do I get at the end of UI/UX design in Amsterdam?

Accepted Answer

Screen designs, an interactive prototype you can test with users, a design system (colours, typography, components) and a hand-off ready for development. Design and build sit in one team, so nothing is lost in transfer.

Question 4

Where are you based, and do you work with companies in Amsterdam?

Accepted Answer

We are based in Split, Croatia (Peričićeva 14). We work with companies in Amsterdam in writing, the same way for every city: you describe the project in the form, and the engineers who will build it reply.

Question 5

Do you work exclusively in Figma?

Accepted Answer

We mainly use Figma, because it allows interactive prototypes, reusable design systems and collaboration with your team through comments. Designs are built with the code in mind, so the handoff to development loses as little as possible.

Question 6

What is a design system and do I need one?

Accepted Answer

A design system is a library of reusable UI components, typography rules, colour palettes, spacing scales, and interaction patterns ensuring visual consistency across your entire product. If your application has more than 20 screens or you plan to scale, a design system saves a lot of development time by eliminating ad-hoc decisions. We build design systems in Figma with a direct mapping to shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS, so what your team designs is exactly what ships to production.

Question 7

Do you conduct user testing with real users?

Accepted Answer

When it is worth it, yes. We test prototypes with people from your target audience, and on live products we measure with consent where visitors drop off. Testing at the prototype stage catches problems that cost far more to fix after development. On simple projects a run-through with your team is often enough.

Question 8

How many design iterations are included?

Accepted Answer

We include 2 structured revision rounds per screen as standard, which covers most projects. You have access to the Figma project and can comment directly on any screen, so misalignment is caught early, while it is still cheap to correct. For complex products we agree more rounds in the proposal.

UI/UX Design Services in Amsterdam