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App design your developers can build from: flows, screens and a component library in two to three weeks
Mobile app UX/UI in 8–15 working days, from $93 AI-assisted / $113 human-led: up to 3 user flows for the tasks that matter, up to 15 core screens with every state they need, a library of up to 30 components, 1 clickable prototype of the main flow and layouts checked on 2 phone sizes. The price includes 2 revision rounds on the deliverables. Editable files and rights pass to you on final payment.
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What does Mobile app UX/UI include?
Mobile app UX/UI starts at USD 93 with AI-assisted production or USD 113 with a human-led route; typical delivery is 8–15 working days.
Includes 2 revision rounds on the deliverables; VITON13 confirms the scope in writing.
What you get and on what terms
Mobile app UX/UI
AI-assistedfrom $93
Human-ledfrom $113
- Timeline
- 8–15 working days
- Revisions
- 2 rounds on the deliverables
- Included
- only the deliverables listed in the agreed package
- Not included
- external costs and work outside the agreed scope
- From you
- brief, current materials and any access needed for this scope
- You receive
- listed deliverables plus a written completion note
Prices in USD; other currencies are approximate. Scope, revisions and dates are written into your estimate.
Who it is for
A team that knows what version one of its app must do and needs a design developers can build without guessing: every screen, every state and every reusable part.
What is included
- Up to 3 user flows for the core tasks, from the first screen to the finished action
- Up to 15 core screens with their loading, empty, error and success states
- A library of up to 30 components the screens are assembled from, with their variants
- 1 clickable prototype of the main flow to test with users and show investors
- Layouts checked on 2 phone sizes, a small and a large screen
Not included
- Recruiting research participants, incentives and interviews
- App development, back end and publishing to the app stores
- Brand identity and the app icon, unless quoted separately
- Fonts, icon sets and other third-party licences
- A full design system with governance documentation
How the work runs
- 01
We agree the tasks users must complete, the screen list and what stays out of version one.
- 02
We map the flows and sketch the screens in grey so the logic is settled before the look.
- 03
We design the screens and the components, build the prototype and walk you through it.
- 04
After the revision rounds you get the editable files, the prototype and a handoff note for developers.
Example
INTERNAL Our own product
VITON ID, the account cabinet behind viton13.com, designed and built by VITON13 for its own site: sign-in by email or a 13-digit ID with a password, ten cabinet views from Overview to Orders and Settings, an admin console, and copy in four languages. Labelled INTERNAL.
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What this does not prove: It is our own web product, not a client's native app, and it was not made as this package or at its price; no usability study with outside users is published.
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01 / Scope & estimate
Mobile app UX/UI
Starting budgetFrom $93
Move a mobile product from feature list to testable flows and a reusable interface system.
Inside this scope
- Up to 3 user flows for the core tasks, from the first screen to the finished action
- Up to 15 core screens with their loading, empty, error and success states
- A library of up to 30 components the screens are assembled from, with their variants
- 1 clickable prototype of the main flow to test with users and show investors
- Layouts checked on 2 phone sizes, a small and a large screen
- Timeline: 8–15 working days
- Revisions: 2 rounds on the deliverables
- Included: only the deliverables listed in the agreed package
- Excluded: external costs and work outside the agreed scope
- Input required: brief, current materials and any access needed for this scope
- Handoff: listed deliverables plus a written completion note
A starting estimate for the selected scope. We confirm deliverables, timing and the final price in writing before work starts. External costs are separate.
What you can count on
- Written estimate within 1 working day, sent to the contact you choose.
- Scope in writing before work starts: deliverables, revision rounds and what is not included.
- We work in four languages and show prices in your currency.
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Open the article↗Questions people ask before buying
01How many screens does a first version usually need?+
Fewer than most feature lists suggest. Count the tasks, not the ideas: 3 core tasks with their states usually fit in 15 screens. Anything beyond that is quoted before work starts.
02Do you design for iOS and Android separately?+
One design respects both platforms' conventions for navigation and controls, checked on a small and a large phone. Separate native variants are quoted as extra screens.
03What exactly do our developers receive?+
Editable design files, the component library with variants, the clickable prototype and a handoff note with spacing, states and behaviour. Nothing has to be redrawn in code.
04Can you test the design with users?+
Yes, the prototype is made for it. We run the sessions with people you invite; recruiting outside participants and paying incentives are quoted separately.
05What does AI-assisted design change?+
AI speeds up drafts, variants and copy; a designer makes and checks every decision. The human-led option has a specialist design by hand with AI only assisting.
06Can you also build the app?+
Yes, as a separate step. A web app MVP can be built from these files; a native app is quoted once the design is approved.
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