Ryz provides UI/UX design through senior product designers who work on your team or inside a dedicated Ryz product team: user research, flows, wireframes, high-fidelity Figma, design systems and specs your engineers can build without guessing. Our designers are in the top 1% of the people we interview, they work on US business hours, and they sit in the same standups and design reviews as your engineers. We are a product design partner for software, not a branding or advertising agency.
Most teams come to us with a product that works but is hard to use, a design backlog engineers keep waiting on, or a new product that needs flows designed before the first sprint. The deliverables are concrete:
Talk. We start with the product, who uses it, what is shipping next and where design is blocking engineering. We ask to see your current Figma files, analytics and support tickets if you have them.
Match. We propose designers whose portfolios fit your product type: a designer who has shipped trading or analytics dashboards is a different hire from one who designs consumer onboarding. You see real work and talk to the people before anything starts.
Join. Designers get access to your Figma, Jira or Linear, Slack and product rituals. They attend standups, sprint planning and design critiques with your engineers and PMs.
Grow. Once the work is flowing, you can add a second designer, a UX researcher, or front-end engineers who build the design system in code.
In week 1, a designer typically audits the current product, reviews existing research and agrees on the first problem to solve. By month 1, the first flows have gone through research and critique and the first screens are in tickets. By month 3, the usual pattern is a working design system, a steady cadence of designs landing one sprint ahead of engineering, and usability findings feeding the roadmap.
Design work fails in predictable ways. The screens look good in Figma and fall apart in code, or engineers wait on designs, or a redesign ships and nobody can say whether it helped. A senior designer prevents these problems through the way they work:
Typical Ryz cost is $7,000 to $15,000 per person per month, mostly mid-level to senior. Mid-level is $7,000 to $10,000 per month, senior is $10,000 to $15,000 per month, and leads are $15,000 or more, quoted per team.
Every quote is scoped per team. You get a plan, a price and the names of the people before you start.
If you already have product managers and engineers and need design capacity, add designers through staff augmentation. They join your product squads and report to your design or product lead. You can review profiles on our hire product designers page.
If you need a whole product or redesign delivered, a dedicated development team pairs designers with engineers who own the outcome, from research through release. This is common for MVP development and for web application rebuilds where design and front-end work are tightly coupled. Ryz designers work on your team, reporting to your leads, in either model.
If you need a brand identity, logo, campaign creative or a marketing website built by an agency, a branding or creative agency is the better choice. If you want an hourly freelancer for a one-off screen, a freelance marketplace will be faster. If your team works on European or Asian hours, a global network will give you better overlap than our US business hours focus.
We provide senior product designers who work on your team or inside a dedicated Ryz team that also builds the software. We focus on product UI and UX for web and mobile applications. We do not do brand identity, advertising or campaign creative.
Typical cost is $7,000 to $15,000 per person per month. A single senior product designer is $10,000 to $15,000 per month, and a design pair runs about $17,000 to $25,000 per month. A project costs team size × duration × monthly rate, and we quote every engagement per team.
After the scoping call we propose designers and share portfolios. Most of the timeline depends on scope, how quickly you review candidates and how fast your team can grant access to Figma and your product tools.
Yes. They work in your Figma organization and your existing design system. If you do not have a system, building one with tokens that map to code is usually one of the first projects.
Yes. A dedicated Ryz team can include product designers and front-end or mobile engineers, so the people who design the flows also review feasibility and ship the code.
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