Design

Web Design (UI/UX)

Modern UI/UX in Figma, built for conversions and clarity.

What's included

  • Figma UI/UX design
  • Design system creation
  • Mobile-responsive layouts
  • Prototype & user testing
  • Landing page design
  • Dashboard design
  • Brand-consistent UI
Web Design (UI/UX) — service offered by Dharmendra Singh Yadav

Design That Works, Not Just Looks Good

Good design is invisible — when it's done right, users don't think about the interface, they just get things done. Bad design creates friction, confusion, and drop-off at exactly the moments that matter. I design products that are both clear to use and good to look at.

The Process

I start with user flows before I touch visual design. Understanding what someone needs to do — and the context they're doing it in — shapes every layout decision. A checkout flow for a mobile user in a hurry is a different design problem than a dashboard for an analyst who lives in the tool all day.

What I Design

Landing pages that communicate the value proposition clearly and convert visitors into signups. SaaS dashboards and admin interfaces that handle complex data without overwhelming users. Mobile app screens that feel native and comfortable. Onboarding flows that get users to their first success as fast as possible.

Design Systems

If you're building something that will grow, I set up a design system in Figma — consistent components, defined spacing and typography, and a shared visual language that makes future design work faster and more consistent.

Handoff to Development

Designs that are beautiful in Figma but fall apart in code waste everyone's time. I design with implementation in mind and work closely with developers during handoff to make sure nothing gets lost in translation.

Frequently asked

Yes. Design and implementation in the same hands removes the translation loss where a design is technically impractical or a build quietly drifts from the intent.

It is designed mobile-first, because that is where most traffic is. Desktop layouts are an expansion of the mobile layout rather than a shrunken version of the desktop one.

No, but I do use a design system — consistent spacing, type scale and components. That is what makes a site feel coherent, and it is different from starting with someone else's template.

Two structured rounds on the design direction, then detailed refinement during the build. Unlimited revisions sound generous but usually mean nobody made a decision.

Let's talk.

Building production-grade SaaS, AI agents and mobile apps end-to-end.

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