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User-experience and interface design — Graphic designer — Professionals
Providers should define the problem, users and evidence before producing screens. Separate research, interaction, visual design and implementation, address accessibility in the scoped design work and explain which conclusions remain untested rather than promising a universal improvement.
Service scope
Design work on how users navigate and interact with a digital product, including agreed research, flows, wireframes or interface layouts. It is not limited to decorative graphics and does not automatically include software implementation, security testing or accessibility certification.
What is normally included
- User and task clarification
- Interaction flows and interface design
- Prototypes and developer handoff where agreed
What is not included
- Production software development by default
- Guaranteed usability or conversion improvements
- Accessibility certification from design files alone
Qualification checks
- Establish user tasks
- Review technical constraints
- Define research access
- Agree deliverable and testing scope
- Clarify accessibility and handoff responsibilities
Quote guidance
Price discovery, research, flows, screen states and prototypes separately where appropriate. State the number of journeys, responsive states and revision cycles, with development, testing and ongoing product support clearly included or excluded.
Lead risks
- The client may expect development from a design quote
- User research may not be available
- New screen states can substantially expand scope
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