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UI/UX design combines user experience strategy and interface design. Depending on the project, Filari can cover UX research, information architecture, user flows, wireframes, prototyping, UI design, responsive design, design systems, usability validation and developer handoff.

UX (User Experience) focuses on how a user completes tasks and experiences a product. UI (User Interface) focuses on the visual and interactive interface users interact with. At Filari, we treat them as connected disciplines: UX defines the experience; UI makes that experience clear, usable and visually coherent.

Yes. Filari designs corporate websites, business websites, e-commerce websites, SaaS platforms, web applications, mobile applications, enterprise portals, dashboards, customer portals and internal business systems.

Yes. We can start with a UX Audit to identify usability, navigation, information architecture, mobile experience and conversion problems before recommending a redesign. This avoids redesigning screens simply for visual reasons when the underlying problem may be structural.

Yes, when the project scope requires it. Research can include user interviews, competitor research, analytics analysis, heuristic evaluation, user journey analysis, usability testing and stakeholder interviews. The exact research approach depends on the product, available data and project objectives.

Yes. This is one of the areas where UX strategy becomes particularly important. We design complex experiences involving multiple user roles, permissions, dashboards, workflows, data-heavy screens, tables, search, filters, approvals, notifications and multi-step processes. The objective is to make complex systems easy to understand without removing the underlying functionality.

Yes. We design experiences for iOS, Android, Flutter applications, React Native applications and cross-platform products. Mobile UX includes navigation, gestures, responsive behaviour, onboarding, forms, notifications and platform-specific interaction patterns.

Yes. Depending on the engagement, the final deliverables can include Figma design files, components, prototypes, design system, assets, specifications, responsive layouts and developer handoff documentation.

Yes. For larger or evolving products, we recommend a design system rather than designing every screen independently. A design system can include design tokens, typography, colors, components, states, patterns, guidelines and documentation. This helps maintain consistency and accelerates future product development.

Yes — and this is one of Filari's key advantages. Filari operates across UI/UX, web development, mobile development, custom software, APIs, integrations and AI/automation. This allows design and engineering to work together from the beginning rather than treating development as an afterthought.

Yes, where conversion is part of the project objective. We can analyse landing-page structure, navigation, CTA placement, forms, user journeys, checkout, onboarding, content hierarchy and mobile experience. However, conversion improvement should be measured against the actual business funnel rather than promised as a fixed percentage before baseline data is available.

It depends on scope. A focused UX audit may take around 1–2 weeks, while a complete product design engagement can take several weeks to multiple months depending on the number of workflows, platforms, user roles and design-system requirements. We define the timeline after understanding the product scope.

Filari UI/UX engagements start from approximately ₹35,000 for focused UX audits and ₹1.25L+ for product UX/UI design. Larger product design systems and complex enterprise applications are scoped separately.

Yes — but AI is used to accelerate design thinking and exploration, not replace UX judgment. Depending on the project, AI can support research synthesis, content structuring, design exploration, rapid prototyping, UX evaluation, accessibility checks, design iteration and synthetic scenario testing. Human research, product strategy and design judgment remain central.

Yes. Filari can work as a Design Partner, a Design + Development Partner, or an Extended Product Team. We can adapt the handoff process to your existing development workflow.

Yes. A full redesign isn't always necessary. We can focus on specific journeys such as login, onboarding, checkout, admission, dashboard, search, booking, payment, application forms, student portal or admin workflow.

Filari works across multiple industries, including Education, Manufacturing, Travel & Tourism, Government, E-commerce, Healthcare, Professional Services and Technology businesses. Our UX approach is adapted to the users, workflows and business requirements of each industry.

Typically: product/business context, existing website or application, target users, business objectives, existing analytics if available, existing brand guidelines, technical constraints and competitor references. If the product is still at the idea stage, we can begin with discovery and help define the experience from the ground up.