Zethic is a user experience design company in Bangalore that turns unclear digital products into interfaces in which people complete tasks without friction. We run user research, map real journeys, and design wireframes and prototypes before a single screen goes to engineering, so usability problems get fixed early, not after launch.
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Chances are one of these is true.
What you get from this work.
Our user experience design services start with how people actually use a product, grounded in user-centered design, not how a slide deck says they should. Each piece below runs standalone or as one connected process.
User interviews, journey mapping, and a competitive UX audit.
User interviewsJourney mappingCompetitive UX auditPersona validation
We start by watching how people actually try to complete tasks today, in the current product or a competitor's. For data-heavy products, like the logistics dashboard UX design work we have shipped for supply chain platforms, this stage matters even more.
Structure decided and tested while changes are still cheap.
Wireframes, both fidelitiesClickable prototypesInteraction & micro-copyDesign system components
Structural decisions get made here, before visual polish, so navigation and flow are tested while changes are cheap. If a screen needs live testing before development starts, this is where prototype development services fit.
High-fidelity screens with the specs and states engineers need.
High-fidelity UI screensComponent librariesAccessibility to WCAGDesign tokens and specs
Every screen ships with the specs, states, and edge cases engineers need, not just a static image. If an existing product needs a health check before a redesign starts, our design audit services identify exactly where the current interface breaks down.
Redline specs and states that engineers can actually build from.
Redline specs and statesQA against design intentComponent documentationPost-launch design fixes
Design that never reaches engineering intact is design that gets rebuilt from memory. When the product needs custom features beyond the interface layer, custom application development services carry the same specs into a working build.
Intelligent Engineering, our team for the full-stack work behind every rollout.
Why teams pick us for this.
Every recommendation traces to research, not preference. Regulated products, like those in fintech software development services, get the same rigor.
Our user experience design services run through the team that ships product, so redlines and edge cases get specified the way engineers actually need them.
Wireframes and clickable prototypes get validated with real users in the first weeks, so the team knows a flow works before production code depends on it.
QA against design intent, post-launch fixes, and follow-up usability testing are part of the same scope, not a separate bill nobody budgeted for.
This is the discovery phase every user experience design project starts with, and it is how our UX design services move from research to a shipped build, not a rewrite that ships nothing until month six.
Talk to us{ 01 }· Week 1-2
We interview users, review analytics, and map the current experience end to end, so you see exactly where people struggle and which fix pays back first.
{ 02 }· Week 2-4
We structure the experience before visual design starts: navigation, screen flow, and content hierarchy get tested on a clickable prototype with real users.
{ 03 }· Week 4-8
High-fidelity screens, states, and design tokens get built out, then documented into specs that engineering can build from without back-and-forth.
{ 04 }· Ongoing
We stay through the build to catch drift between the design and the shipped product, then keep testing and refining after launch.
Questions, answered.
Cost depends on scope: a single UX audit is priced differently from a full research-to-handoff project across a multi-screen product. Most projects are quoted after a short discovery call, once the number of screens and depth of research required is clear.
A focused project, such as a UX audit or a redesign of a single flow, typically runs four to six weeks. Larger, multi-product work with full research, wireframes, and a build handoff can run for several months, phased so value ships early.
Both. Early product teams typically start with wireframes and a clickable prototype to validate a first release, while larger teams bring in a user experience design company in Bangalore for audits, design systems, and ongoing usability testing.
Yes. Most projects start with an audit of the current product, since a redesign built on an unclear diagnosis usually repeats the same usability problems in a new interface.
Handoff is part of the same project scope: specs, states, and component documentation ship with the design, and our team stays available through the build. If the product needs new functionality beyond the interface, that work sits alongside Zethic's broader AI and digital solutions.
Tell us where users are dropping off. A senior designer replies within one working day with a starting point.
Tell us the product
What it does, where people drop off, and what's already been tried. We sign an NDA first.
We research before we design
A senior designer runs real user research before any screen gets drawn.
Handoff that actually ships
Specs engineers can build from, plus support through the build and after.
Tell us where users are dropping off. A senior designer replies within one working day with a starting point.
