UI/UX Design

Yes. BrilliMinds takes on UI/UX redesigns of existing products as well as new designs. Redesign engagements often focus on simplifying workflows, cleaning up the design system, setting a clearer visual direction, or adapting the product to a new stage of growth. The work starts by assessing the audience, the product constraints and the parts of the current experience that are confusing, inefficient or underperforming. The new flows are then validated with wireframes and prototypes before the visual system is expanded, and the result is handed to engineering in a build-ready form.

BrilliMinds delivers the full UX process as well as visual design, and can also take on visual work alone. The strongest outcomes usually come from covering the flow and decision-making layer together with the interface polish. A full engagement includes a UX definition pack with user flows, information architecture and key scenarios; wireframes and clickable prototypes; a visual interface system with components, states and responsive behavior; and a build-ready handoff. User research and usability testing help identify where friction lives before the visual design is finalized.

Yes. BrilliMinds designers can collaborate with a client's developers throughout implementation, not just at handoff. They stay involved through design QA reviews, clarification of interactions, component discussions and iteration during the build phase. The handoff itself includes organized design files, annotations and implementation guidance, so engineering can build confidently without reinventing the experience. The goal is that the shipped product keeps the original design intent while staying grounded in what the product team can build and sustain.

BrilliMinds typically uses Figma for UI/UX design handoff. Files, components and states are structured so they are practical for engineers and product teams to use, with annotations and implementation guidance for the key flows. Depending on the project, the design team also works with tools such as Adobe XD, Sketch, InVision, Principle and Framer for prototyping and interaction design. The handoff is backed by review support during the build, so developers can check details with the designers instead of guessing.

There is no fixed price for UI/UX design at BrilliMinds; the cost depends on scope and changes from project to project. The main cost drivers are whether the work is a new product or a redesign of an existing one, the number of user flows and key scenarios to design, the depth of user research and usability testing, and whether the scope includes a full design system and review support during the build. Every BrilliMinds UI/UX project starts with a discovery call, followed by a scoped delivery plan with transparent pricing and a timeline for the agreed scope.