Design that worksbefore it looks good.

UX/UI design starts at ₱120,000, with a typical engagement between ₱120,000 – ₱350,000. The range depends on how many user groups we research, how many flows and screens the product has, and how many rounds of testing it needs. Every engagement includes user research and journey mapping, wireframes and a clickable prototype, high-fidelity interface design, and a component library handed over to engineering. You get a fixed quote before work starts.

A design engagement takes 3 – 6 weeks, from the first user interviews to the design-system handover. Redesigning a few key flows in an existing product sits toward the short end. A new product with several user types, many states, and more than one round of user testing sits toward the long end. When we also build the product, design stays involved through development rather than ending at handover.

You get a design your engineers can build without guessing. That means research findings and journey maps, wireframes and information architecture, a tested high-fidelity prototype, and every screen, state, and component documented in a reusable design system with annotated screens and a component inventory. Notes from each round of user testing are included, so you can see why each design decision was made.

Yes. Prototypes are tested with real users before production code is written, not only reviewed by internal stakeholders. Each round looks for friction, confusion, and the points where people give up, and the findings are documented and acted on before the next round. Testing early is the cheapest place to find a problem; the same issue found after launch costs engineering rework and support tickets.

Yes. The handoff is a documented design system, annotated screens, and a component inventory, written so any capable engineering team can build from it. Design still works best when the same studio builds it, because edge cases found during development go back to the people who designed the flow. If you need both, we quote design and build together as one engagement.

Design is the wrong first step if you have not decided who the product is for or what it must do; that is a strategy question, and Digital Strategy answers it. It is also more than you need for a simple marketing website, where a website package fits better. And if users already like the product but it is slow or unstable, the fix is engineering, not a redesign.

Yes. We work with international clients remotely, as well as with businesses in Cavite, Metro Manila, and across the Philippines. User interviews and test sessions can run over video with users wherever they are, and reviews happen on shared prototypes. The studio works on Philippine time (UTC+8). Published prices are in pesos; overseas clients are quoted in USD or AUD and can pay by Wise, PayPal, or Payoneer.