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UX/UI Designers

Turning Ideas into Engaging, User-Centric Designs

UX/UI Designers

Hire a UX UI designer from WWG who joins your product team on a monthly basis and works in your tools and your rituals: research, wireframes, prototypes, high-fidelity design and handoff to developers. It is for companies with a web, mobile or desktop product that keeps evolving, not a single project to close. WWG stays responsible for quality, continuity and replacement.

Definition

What is a dedicated UX UI designer

A dedicated UX UI designer is a designer who works continuously for one client, inside that client’s product team, with its tools and processes, while remaining employed by the provider. It is a form of team extension: the client directs the work day to day, the provider answers for quality, continuity and replacement of the person, and the product context is documented so it never depends on a single memory.

specializations

What we offer

Expertise in Leading Design Tools

Our UX/UI designers are skilled in industry-standard tools like Sketch, Adobe XD, and Figma. Whether you need wireframes, prototypes, or pixel-perfect designs, we deliver visuals that resonate with your audience and align with your brand.

User-Centric Design Approach

We prioritize your users’ needs at every step. Through research and testing, we create interfaces that are not only visually appealing but also functional and easy to navigate.

Responsive and Accessible Design

With users accessing applications across a variety of devices, we ensure your designs are responsive and accessible. From smartphones to desktops, our designs adapt seamlessly to all screen sizes.

Multi-Platform Solutions

Our expertise spans web, mobile, and desktop platforms. Whether it’s a website, an app, or enterprise software, we create cohesive designs that deliver consistent experiences.

our advantages

Why Choose Us?

01

Designs That Drive Results

We understand the importance of a strong first impression. Our designs don’t just look great—they drive user engagement, increase conversions, and enhance customer satisfaction.

02

Collaborative Process

We work closely with you, ensuring the design reflects your vision and meets your goals. Regular feedback sessions and iterations ensure a smooth process from concept to final delivery.

03

Attention to Detail

Every element matters. From typography to color schemes and micro-interactions, we focus on the finer details that elevate your product’s usability and appeal.

04

Future-Ready Designs

Our team stays updated on the latest trends and technologies. We deliver designs that not only meet current standards but also anticipate future needs.

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process

How Do We Work?

01

Research and Discovery

We start by understanding your users, industry, and goals. Through competitive analysis and user research, we gather insights to guide the design process.
02

Wireframing and Prototyping

Using tools like Figma or Adobe XD, we create wireframes and prototypes. These give you a clear vision of the layout and functionality before development begins.
03

Visual Design and Refinement

Our designers craft high-fidelity visuals, focusing on color, typography, and interactions. Every design is optimized for user experience and brand alignment.
04

Handoff and Support

Once the design is complete, we ensure a smooth handoff to your development team. We remain available for support and adjustments during implementation.
reviews

What Our Clients Are Saying

Clutch rating
"WWG's competencies in technical and management aspects were impressive."

WWG successfully delivered a project document and software that fully met RAG requirements. WWG's project management was efficient — they delivered everything on time. Moreover, they showcased clear communication and strong technical capabilities, which were key to the project's success.

Francesco Adinolfi

R&D, Innovaway SpA

Custom Software Development

WWG provided custom software development services for an ICT company. The team designed and developed an innovative ICT software system capable of supporting RAG services.

Paese
Naples, Italy

The engagement

The dedicated designer in concrete terms

Duration
Monthly, renewable; minimum term and notice period agreed in scoping.
Start
After scoping: profile, commitment and tools agreed, then onboarding with your team lead.
Who does the work
One WWG UX/UI designer inside your team, with a named WWG owner who answers for quality, continuity and replacement.
What we need from you
A product owner or team lead, access to tools and files (Figma or equivalent, backlog, design repository), participation in your rituals.
Output
Research, wireframes, prototypes, high-fidelity design and developer handoff, produced in your processes and documented in your workspace.
Format
Team extension on a monthly fee: you direct the work day to day, WWG stays responsible for the person and the documented context.

The price is a monthly fee per designer, set in scoping according to seniority and the commitment required. No project fees, no hourly billing. We do not publish a price list.

Comparison

Dedicated designer and the alternatives

When design capacity is needed continuously there are four routes: hire, take a freelancer from a marketplace, commission a fixed-scope project, or place a dedicated designer. This table says what each is built for.

CriterioDedicated designer WWGIn-house hireMarketplace freelancerFixed-scope UX/UI project
Who it is forProduct teams with continuous design work and no position to open.Companies with stable design volume for years and time to recruit.Someone with small assignments and a person to coordinate them.Someone who must design or redesign a product with a defined perimeter.
What it coversAll the design work in your backlog, inside your tools and processes.Everything, once the person is found and trained.The single assignment described in the brief.Research, wireframes, prototypes, testing and delivery for that perimeter.
DurationMonthly, renewable; starts after scoping.Open-ended, after months of recruiting and onboarding.Per assignment.Six to twelve weeks for most projects.
What you getA person in the team, a named WWG owner, documented context and guaranteed replacement.An employee; continuity and knowledge stay tied to the person.The agreed files; no guaranteed continuity.Files, tested prototypes and documentation delivered at project end.
When it makes senseWhen the design backlog grows faster than anyone can clear it and the product does not stop.When the need is certain for years and you want to build the team internally.When the perimeter is small and already clear.When the design work has a beginning and an end.

If the work has a defined perimeter and an end date, the right page is project-based UX/UI design.

Published case studies

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A UX/UI designer studies who uses a product and for what, defines structure and flows with wireframes, draws the final screens with attention to typography, colour and micro-interactions, builds prototypes to test with users and documents everything for the developers. Inside your team, the dedicated WWG designer does this work on your backlog, in your tools, and stays available during implementation.
The dedicated UX UI designer service covers one WWG person placed in your team who handles research and discovery, wireframes and prototypes in tools such as Figma or Adobe XD, visual design and refinement, and handoff and support to developers. The designer works across web, mobile and desktop, with responsive and accessible design as a default, and runs usability testing where your process calls for it. The work follows your goals, not a perimeter set by us.
The cost of hiring a UI/UX designer through WWG is a monthly fee per person, set in scoping according to the seniority required and the commitment agreed. There are no project fees and no hourly billing: you know each month what you spend and on whom. We do not publish a price list, because the right profile depends on your product and on the team the person joins.
The designer is a WWG UX/UI professional chosen in scoping to fit your product and your tool stack. WWG answers for the work: a named owner follows onboarding, quality and continuity. Your product context is documented in your own workspace, so if the person changes, through absence or growth, the handover happens with overlap and without starting from zero.
To place a dedicated designer we need a product owner or team lead who sets priorities, access to your tools (Figma or equivalent, backlog, design repository, communication channels), a backlog or at least a clear goal for the first weeks, and the designer’s participation in your rituals. The more the team treats the designer as a member, the faster the work lands.
A dedicated designer engagement runs monthly and is renewable; minimum term and notice period are agreed in scoping. At the end, the design files, prototypes and documentation stay yours, in your workspace. You can stop, reduce or increase the commitment, or switch to a fixed-scope project if design work becomes intermittent.
Team augmentation and staff augmentation both mean an external person working inside your team; a dedicated WWG designer is exactly that. The difference from a freelance marketplace, which is what a search for a UX UI designer mostly returns, is who answers for the result. On a marketplace you vet, manage and replace the person yourself. With WWG a named owner follows quality and continuity, the context is documented, and replacement is our responsibility.
Responsive design matters because users reach the same application from smartphones, tablets and desktops, and a flow that only works on one screen excludes the others. The dedicated designer designs every screen to adapt to all sizes and to be accessible, so your development team does not have to guess how a component behaves on the smallest devices.
Yes. The dedicated designer works across web, mobile and desktop applications, keeping components, flows and visual language consistent between platforms. When a product lives on several channels, for example a user app and a web back office for operators, one person keeps the two experiences together instead of letting them drift apart.
Yes. Usability testing is part of how the dedicated designer works: sessions where real users interact with the prototype to surface confusion or friction before development. The designer organises and runs the tests inside your process, and the resulting changes enter your backlog like any other product decision.
No. Generative tools produce screens quickly; they do not decide what a product should do, who it is for, or which flow users will actually complete. Those decisions come from research, testing and conversations with your team, which is where a designer’s value sits. WWG designers use such tools for volume work, under their control, and spend the time saved on the decisions that determine whether a product is adopted.
The dedicated UX UI designer is for companies with a digital product that keeps evolving and a development team, in-house or external, that needs stable design capacity without opening a position. It is not a job listing and not a course: people looking for a career in UX/UI design will find other pages more useful. If your design backlog grows faster than anyone can clear it, you are in the right place.

Related services

How the designers work

They can take on a UX/UI design engagement, or join your group permanently through team augmentation. The full offer, from research to visuals, sits under design services.

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Mohamed Deramchi

Mohamed Deramchi

Founder & CEO of WWG

20+ years in IT leadership, product, and cloud consulting. Leads delivery strategy and senior technical direction.

Phone+39-02-8148-0719
Emailbusiness@wwg.it
AddressCorso Europa 15, 20122 Milano (IT)

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