UI/UX Design Agency For US Product Teams A Remote Dedicated Designer
UI/UX design services from one remote product designer who works only on your product, 160 to 172 hours a month. Research with US users, a Figma design system your engineers can build from, and screens designed to WCAG 2.2 AA for ADA and Section 508 reviews, with a live overlap in your Eastern morning.

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UI/UX Design From Empiric Infotech LLP
Empiric Infotech LLP is a UI/UX design agency for US software companies that want one designer on their product for the long run, not a project team that leaves after the launch deck. Your designer works in your Figma organization, your Linear or Jira and your Slack, joins the standup in your Eastern morning, and spends the rest of the day on research, flows, the design system and handoff. US products come with their own design checklist. Enterprise buyers send accessibility questionnaires and ask for a VPAT. Federal agencies buy software against Section 508, and the ADA Title II rule now holds state and local government websites and apps to WCAG 2.1 AA. Research sessions get recorded, and recordings of patients or California users bring HIPAA, the CCPA and consent-to-record laws into play. And your engineers want tokens and components, not static mockups. That is the work we do: UX research with US users, wireframes, high-fidelity UI, a Figma design system with variables and tokens exported to code, and design QA on the build, with WCAG 2.2 AA in every screen. Our designers and developers work from India, and we have a US office in Bridgeville, Pennsylvania. A senior lead reviews every design release, and when the redesign needs building, a developer can join the same engagement within 48 hours.
What our UI/UX design agency delivers for US teams
The design work that decides whether a US customer signs, renews or opens a support ticket, from the same designer every month.
Accessibility for ADA and Section 508
Contrast, focus order, keyboard paths, error states and screen-reader labels are designed in from the first wireframe. We work to WCAG 2.2 AA, which covers the WCAG 2.0 AA criteria that the Section 508 standards reference and the WCAG 2.1 AA level in the ADA Title II rule. Every screen ships with accessibility notes your engineers implement and your team can reuse in a VPAT or Accessibility Conformance Report.
Research with US users, consent on record
Interviews and usability tests with your own customers, or with participants recruited through panels such as User Interviews and Respondent. Every participant signs a consent form before a session is recorded, which covers California and the other all-party consent states, and recordings stay in your accounts. Health products run research under your HIPAA policies and your BAA.
Enterprise screens that close larger deals
Single sign-on and invitation flows, roles and permissions, audit logs, admin consoles and the billing pages a procurement team checks before it signs. These screens rarely make a portfolio, yet they are where enterprise trials stall when the design is an afterthought.
A design system wired to your code
Figma components with variants and properties, variables for color, type and spacing, and tokens exported through Style Dictionary or Tokens Studio into the CSS variables or Tailwind theme your front end already uses. Components are documented in Storybook next to the code, so a new screen starts from parts that exist.
Handoff your engineers can ship from
Dev Mode specs, annotated edge cases, empty and error states, and a designer who reviews the staging build and files design-QA tickets in Linear or Jira when it drifts. Questions get answered in the morning overlap instead of a week later.
Federal and state work on USWDS
If you sell to federal agencies, your designer can work inside the U.S. Web Design System, so components, spacing and accessibility patterns match what government reviewers expect. Commercial products get the same discipline in their own design system.
How a US design engagement starts
From a first call to a designer working in your Figma inside a week, all of it run on your morning.
A call in your morning
Thirty minutes on Eastern, Central or Pacific time. Show us the product, the flows customers complain about, any accessibility questionnaire waiting for an answer, and the next releases on the roadmap.
A written scope within 24 hours
What to research, which flows to redesign first, the design-system work and the accessibility target, plus an introduction to the designer who fits. The NDA and IP assignment are signed, and the W-8BEN-E goes to your finance team.
A 7-day risk-free trial
Your designer starts within 48 hours, joins your Figma and your tracker, and delivers a first reviewed slice in week one. Day 7 is a real decision point, with a full refund if it is not a fit.
Monthly, invoiced in USD
One invoice a month in USD, paid by ACH, wire or card. Standups in your Eastern morning, a written update every day, a senior lead reviewing each design release, and seven days' notice to stop.
UI/UX design pricing for US teams: hourly or monthly
Both plans give you a product designer who works only on your product, with a senior lead reviewing every design release. Monthly covers 160 to 172 hours of full-time design work, billed monthly upfront in USD. Hourly fits a defined piece of work, such as an accessibility pass before an enterprise deal or the redesign of one flow. No setup fee and no recruiting fee.
Hourly plan
- A product designer, exclusive to you for the hours you book
- Billed by the hour in USD, with time tracked and a weekly report
- Suits defined work: an accessibility pass, one flow, a design-system start
- Senior lead review on every design release
Monthly plan
- One product designer working only for you, 160-172 hours a month
- Live overlap with your Eastern morning and a written update every day
- Your Figma organization, your design system, your repository
- WCAG 2.2 AA from the first wireframe
- 7-day risk-free trial, then monthly billing with seven days' notice
Dedicated team
- Designers and developers together, with a senior team lead reviewing and testing every release
- A developer can join within 48 hours at the same monthly rate per person
- Best for a redesign and a rebuild that run side by side
The first 90 days with a US product team
A dedicated designer is ongoing work, so the first quarter sets up the research, the accessibility baseline and the design system that every later release builds on.
- Week 1
Access, an accessibility baseline and a first slice
Figma, Slack and tracker access, a walkthrough of the product with your team, an automated scan and a screen-reader pass over the main flows to see where they stand against WCAG, and a first reviewed slice of work. Day 7 is the trial decision point.
- Month 1
The priority flow, redesigned and tested with US users
A round of usability sessions with consent on record, the priority flow redesigned in high fidelity on your design system, a clickable prototype for stakeholders, and handoff in Dev Mode with your engineers during the morning overlap.
- Month 2
The design system and the accessibility notes
Variables and tokens exported to code, components documented in Storybook, and accessibility notes written per screen, so your team has material for a VPAT or Accessibility Conformance Report when a customer asks for one.
- Month 3
Ahead of the roadmap
Design QA on what shipped, the next flows scoped from research findings rather than opinion, and a plan for the next quarter agreed with your product lead.
A dedicated designer vs a US design agency, a contractor marketplace or a US in-house hire
| Empiric Infotech (dedicated designer) | US design agency (fixed bid) | Contractor marketplace | In-house designer in the US | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| How you pay | One monthly invoice in USD by ACH, wire or card, or hourly for defined work | A fixed bid per phase; new scope is a change order | Hourly rates that vary by contractor | Salary, benefits, payroll tax and equipment |
| ADA and Section 508 accessibility | WCAG 2.2 AA in every screen, with notes for your VPAT | Per the statement of work | Depends on the contractor | Depends on the person you hire |
| Research with US users | Consent forms that cover all-party consent states; recordings stay in your accounts | Usually a separate research phase | Rarely included | Yes, if the role includes research |
| Design system and tokens | Figma variables and tokens exported to your CSS or Tailwind theme | Delivered at the end of the project | A file of screens | Built over time, if there is time |
| Overlap with your day | 2 hours live, 8:00 to 10:00 AM ET (1 hour November to March), then a written update | US business hours | Varies by contractor | Your hours |
| Paperwork | W-8BEN-E provided; NDA and IP assignment before work starts | Master services agreement and W-9 | Per contractor (W-9 and 1099 for US contractors) | W-2 payroll |
| Time to start | 48 hours | Weeks: proposal, statement of work, kickoff | Days to weeks | Months to hire |
| After launch | The same designer keeps going | A new statement of work or a retainer | The contract ends | The designer stays, if they stay |
The comparison describes how each option usually works in the US, not any one provider.
Design hours and US time zone overlap
Our team works 09:30 AM - 07:30 PM IST and a project manager is on call 07:30 AM - 11:00 PM IST, Monday to Friday. Here is exactly when that lands for clients in the US, Europe and Australia, your region first.
US Eastern (New York, Boston, Atlanta) - full team online 12:00 AM - 10:00 AM, project manager 10:00 PM - 1:30 PM (next day).Live cover across the edges of your day, your morning and your evening, with a project manager who replies the same business day.
US Pacific (Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle) - full team online 9:00 PM - 7:00 AM (next day), project manager 7:00 PM - 10:30 AM (next day).We are online through your evening and overnight, and your project manager sets live calls in your morning so you are never blocked.
UK & Ireland (London, Dublin) - full team online 5:00 AM - 3:00 PM, project manager 3:00 AM - 6:30 PM.
Central Europe (Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, Madrid) - full team online 6:00 AM - 4:00 PM, project manager 4:00 AM - 7:30 PM.
Australia East (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane) - full team online 3:00 PM - 1:00 AM (next day), project manager 1:00 PM - 4:30 AM (next day).
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Why US product teams hire a dedicated designer instead of a fixed-bid agency
A fixed-bid design agency is built around a launch: a research phase, a set of screens, a handoff, and then the team moves to its next client. The product keeps changing after that. New features need new flows, the design system drifts, and an enterprise customer sends an accessibility questionnaire nobody on your team can answer. Each of those starts with someone new learning your product from scratch.
A dedicated designer keeps that context. The person who ran your research in month one designs the feature it pointed to in month four and knows why the settings page looks the way it does. Hiring that person in-house means a search that can run for months, then salary, benefits and payroll tax for a role that is busy one sprint and quiet the next.
With Empiric Infotech you get one designer who works only on your product, inside your tools, overlapping your Eastern morning, with a senior lead reviewing every design release. You own the files and the research from day one, you receive one USD invoice a month, the W-8BEN-E is provided, and you can stop with seven days' notice.
Recent product and design-led work
EndoDNA: a clinic platform designed around five user roles
A HIPAA-compliant, multi-tenant platform where each clinic gets its own subdomain, colors and logo, and five user roles share one interface that shows each person only what they may see. UI/UX design and the full build by a single dedicated developer from Empiric Infotech.
Read case studyRoamate: a travel companion app rated 4.6 in the app stores
Personality-based matching for travelers, real-time messaging and a community feed, with UI/UX design in scope. Live on the App Store and Google Play with a 4.6/5 rating and more than 20 version updates since launch, built by a single dedicated developer.
Read case studyVelvet Passport: a two-sided marketplace for creators and brands
An iOS app that matches creators with businesses for collaborations, VIP events and exclusive perks, with UI/UX design and QA in scope. Built by a two-developer team from Empiric Infotech and live on the App Store.
Read case study“The team was professional, responsive, and kept everything on track with both time and cost.”
- Fredrik Hagen, Founder, Skapasaga
Tell us which flow your US customers struggle with
Share the product, the flows that create support tickets or stall trials, and any accessibility questionnaire waiting for an answer. Within 24 hours we send a written design scope and introduce one designer who fits. Your designer can start within 48 hours on a 7-day risk-free trial, overlapping your Eastern morning.
Why UI/UX Design Services?
A great product isn’t just about functionality, it’s about how it feels to use. That’s where UI/UX design services come in. User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) design work together to create digital experiences that are intuitive, engaging, and enjoyable. Whether it’s a website, mobile app, or software platform, well-designed UI/UX ensures that users can easily navigate, interact, and achieve their goals.
Investing in professional UI/UX design services is about putting your users first. It’s about creating a product that doesn’t just look good but works seamlessly, meeting their expectations and making every interaction memorable. A strong design doesn’t just attract users but it retains them, builds trust, and drives results for your business.
Our UI/UX Design Services
Are you looking for a UI/UX designer who can help you create an outstanding user experience for your website or app?
As a Top UI/UX Design Agency, we have a team of designers who are highly skilled in a range of design tools and software, including Figma, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe XD, Illustrator, After Effect, and Premiere Pro. We stay up-to-date with the latest design trends and techniques, ensuring that our clients receive cutting-edge designs that stand out from the competition.
Whether you need a full website redesign, a new mobile app interface, or just some tweaks to your existing design, our team is here to help. We take a collaborative approach to our work, working closely with our clients to ensure that their vision is fully realized in our designs.
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How to Hire UI/UX Designer from Empiric Infotech LLP
As a leading UI/UX designing company in the USA, Empiric Infotech LLP simplified the process of hiring UI/UX designers. You can hire designers in 3 simple steps: Request, Interview, and Hire.
STEP 01
Request
Share your requirements
STEP 02
Interview
Take developer’s interview
STEP 03
Hire
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
It researches how your users work, designs the flows and screens, keeps the design system in order and checks that what engineering ships matches the design. Empiric Infotech does this through a remote dedicated designer who works only on your product, in your Figma and your tools, overlapping your Eastern morning, with a senior lead reviewing every design release.
It depends on whether you need a designer full time or for one defined piece of work. Empiric Infotech charges a flat monthly fee per dedicated designer for 160 to 172 hours of full-time work, or an hourly rate for a defined scope, invoiced in USD; current rates are in the pricing section above. Benefits, payroll tax and recruiting fees stay off your books because the engagement is a vendor contract.
Book a 30-minute call in your morning. Within 24 hours you get a written scope and an introduction to one designer, and you meet them before anything starts. Once the NDA and IP assignment are signed, your designer starts within 48 hours, and the first 7 days are a risk-free trial with a full refund if it is not a fit.
Yes. Every screen targets WCAG 2.2 AA from the first wireframe, which covers the WCAG 2.0 AA criteria in the Section 508 standards and the WCAG 2.1 AA level in the ADA Title II rule. Your designer writes per-screen accessibility notes for your engineers, and your team can reuse them in a VPAT or Accessibility Conformance Report. If a customer asks for a formal conformance audit, an independent auditor provides it, working from those notes.
Two hours of live overlap, 8:00 to 10:00 AM ET (1 hour November to March), with the project manager available until 1:30 PM ET. That window covers the standup and design reviews. The rest of your designer's day goes into the work, and a written update with links to the Figma changes is waiting when your team starts.
One invoice a month in USD, paid by ACH, wire or card. The W-8BEN-E is provided on day one for your accounts team, and because the engagement is a vendor contract, there is no payroll to run.
With signed consent before any recording. Every participant agrees in writing before a session is recorded, which covers California and the other all-party consent states. Recordings, notes and transcripts stay in your own accounts, quotes in the synthesis carry no names, and participant data is deleted on the schedule you set. Research with patients runs under your HIPAA policies and your BAA.
Yes. Week one goes on an audit of what exists: components, variables, naming, detached instances and the gap between Figma and production. You get a short written list of what to fix first, and the designer improves the system release by release instead of starting again.
Yes. EndoDNA, a HIPAA-compliant clinic platform with five user roles and branding for each clinic, Roamate, a travel companion app rated 4.6/5 in the app stores, and Velvet Passport, a creator and brand marketplace on iOS, all had UI/UX design in scope. EndoDNA and Roamate were each built by a single dedicated developer, and Velvet Passport by a two-developer team.
You own everything from day one: Figma files, tokens, prototypes and research. The NDA and IP assignment are signed before work starts, and the designer works in your Figma organization. You are billed monthly upfront, the first 7 days are a risk-free trial, and you can stop with seven days' notice.
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