UI/UX design agency in India for startups & growing businesses. Web + mobile UI, design systems, Figma-first process. Get a free design audit.
Markifid is a UI UX design agency in India that designs interfaces people actually want to use — for websites, mobile apps, and SaaS products. We work with startups and growing businesses across Jaipur, Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Hyderabad to turn confusing products into ones users understand in the first 10 seconds.
If your product looks fine but users still drop off, get lost, or don't convert, that's a UX problem, not a marketing problem. We fix that.
We work as a full product design agency, not just a screen-polishing service. Every engagement can include:
User interviews, competitor teardown, and usability audits of your existing product.
Mapping how users move through your product so nothing feels buried.
Low-fidelity structure before a single pixel is polished.
Visual design, typography, color systems, and micro-interactions in Figma.
Reusable component libraries so your product scales without redesigning every screen.
Validating designs with real users before development starts.
Figma files, specs, and assets your dev team (ours or yours) can build from without back-and-forth.
We are a Figma design agency end-to-end — every deliverable is built collaboratively in Figma, so you can watch the design evolve instead of waiting for a "big reveal."
We separate these because the design problems are different.
Website UI design is about clarity, trust signals, and conversion paths — getting a visitor from landing page to lead form with minimum friction. If you need a full website built (not just designed), that's handled by our web development team; this page covers the design layer that sits underneath it.
Mobile application UI design is all about user ergonomics as well as platform conventions (iOS Human Interface Guidelines vs Android Material Design) offline states, and the performance of mid-range Android devices. This is what the majority of India actually employs. If you require an app developed, our mobile app development team handles that. This page covers the UX/UI layer.
Many clients use both design and build together as one engagement — we scope it that way when it makes sense.
| Stage | What Happens | Typical Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery | Business goals, user research, competitor audit | 3–5 days |
| Wireframes | Low-fidelity structure, user flow mapping | 5–7 days |
| UI Design | High-fidelity screens in Figma, design system setup | 2–3 weeks |
| Testing | Usability testing with 5–8 target users | 3–5 days |
| Handoff | Final Figma files, specs, developer-ready assets | 2–3 days |
Timelines are scalable according to the complexity of the product. A 5-screen landing page takes more like days than weeks; a 40-screen SaaS dashboard is a long-term engagement. We will provide a set timeframe and a fixed quote after discovery, and not an unlimited retainer.
Every project doesn't require all the commitments, which is why we define work according to three methods:
Ideal for projects with a specific scope such as a new landing site or an app redesign the design system to be used on a number of screens you know. You get one quote, one timeline, one deliverable set.
Is the best choice for products that ship on a regular basis. The designer (or smaller pod) collaborates alongside your staff on a regular basis, meaning that new features are designed when they are developed instead of being sat in a queue behind the one-off project.
Is a good option to avoid if you're not ready for an entire redesign at this point and require an expert opinion on the issues before you commit to a larger project.
We'll recommend the right model after understanding your roadmap, not default to whichever is easiest for us to staff.
Our primary design environment, including component libraries, auto-layout, and variables for scalable design systems
Remote usability testing with real target users before development starts.
Collaborative workshops for information architecture and user flow mapping with your team.
Clean, structured developer handoff with specs, redlines, and exportable assets.
Investors and early users judge credibility fast. A confusing or generic-looking product signals "not ready," even if the underlying tech is solid. We design MVPs that look intentional without over-engineering screens you'll likely redesign after user feedback anyway.
They're a result of the last six months after "just add this feature here" without anyone re-examining the architecture of information. We review what's there and identify areas where the structure has collapsed, and design according to actual user patterns instead of a complete redesign that doesn't consider what your users are already aware of.
Cart abandonment is often a UX problem disguised as a marketing problem — unclear shipping costs, too many form fields, confusing size/variant selectors. We focus redesign effort specifically on the pages between "interested" and "purchased."
Internal tools rarely get design attention because there's no external pressure to look good — but poor UX here costs real productivity hours daily. We design for the people who are forced to use the tool eight hours a day, not for a demo.
| Option | Best When | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| In-house designer | You have continuous, long-term design needs and budget for a full-time hire | Slow to hire; single point of view; no backup if they leave |
| Freelancer | Small, well-defined one-off task with a tight budget | Limited availability; no research/testing capacity; risk if they go unresponsive mid-project |
| Design agency | You need research, UI, and testing together, with reliable delivery and no single-person risk | Higher cost than a freelancer for the same single task |
If your need is ongoing and cross-functional (research + UI + testing + dev handoff), an agency engagement usually costs less over a year than the hiring, management, and turnover risk of building an in-house team from scratch — especially for startups that don't yet have the volume of work to keep a full-time designer busy.
Design pricing for UI/UX in India typically is based on the number of screens and their complexity, not a standard "package," so we estimate after a brief meeting to discuss your requirements. For a general estimate to the Indian market: basic web pages or design projects start around the Rs40,000-Rs1,20,000 price range, while the full design system for products (dashboards and multi-flow apps) cost more.
Whether you need a native iOS app, Android app, cross-platform solution, or an AI-powered mobile application, our team is ready to help you plan, build, launch, and support your project.
Headquartered in Jaipur · Delivering mobile app projects across India and internationally