If you need a UI UX designer in Chittagong, our team works with you remotely. We study how your users work, draw wireframes, build clickable prototypes and document a design system your developers can follow. We also fix usability problems on sites and apps that are already live. For IELTS Test BD we built an 18-screen admin, including the screen where staff approve manual mobile-payment proof.
Updated 20 October 2026
Each item links a verified fact about Chittagong to a user task we would design and test.
Each stage produces a file you keep, whether we build the product afterwards or your own developers do.
We read your analytics, support questions and sales enquiries, then map the tasks users come to complete and the points where they stop. You receive a short written list of problems, each linked to the screen where it happens and the change we propose.
Screen layouts, menus and content order are agreed in plain grey wireframes before any colour or type is chosen. Moving a section at this stage costs little, so we settle structure here with your team and keep visual design for the next step.
We link the screens into a prototype that runs in a browser or on a phone. Users try real tasks, such as placing an order or submitting a form, and we revise every screen where they hesitate or tap the wrong control.
Colours, type, components and their states are documented for developers. Rizer's own site runs on 1 typeface, 1 gold accent and 1 case-study template shared by 9 projects. Each component is documented with its empty, loading and error states.
IELTS Test BD shows a candidate flow and an 18-screen admin, NextGen Mobile shows a checkout designed around Bangladeshi phone input, and Trip in Brazil shows 1 interface delivered in 6 languages.
Research, wireframes and a tested prototype come before visual design. The timeline depends on the number of screens and user roles, and we confirm it in the quote after the first call.
You show us the product and the problem. We send a quote.
User tasks, current analytics and support questions reviewed.
Page and screen structure agreed before visual design.
A clickable prototype tested with real tasks.
Colours, type, components and states documented for developers.
Developer-ready files, or the build done by our own team.
Benni Klein, Owner, Accessible Trip Brazil
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You receive the research notes, the wireframes, the tested prototype and the design system: colours, type, components and every state such as empty, loading and error. Developers get measurements and assets for each screen. If our team also builds the product, the same files guide that build.
UX design decides what a product does and in which order: the tasks, the screens and the path between them. UI design decides how each screen looks: layout, type, colour, buttons and feedback. We handle both, because a clear flow still fails if the controls are hard to read or tap.
Yes. We design SaaS products, internal tools and Android and iOS apps from the first screens through to the admin panel, and we can build the product as well. Our evidence is web-app work: IELTS Test BD and NextGen Mobile. We have no published mobile app case study.
Yes. We review the analytics and support questions, try the main tasks ourselves and list the screens that cause trouble. Many fixes are changes to labels, form fields, button placement or page order, and they can ship without a full redesign of the product.
Ask each designer for a prototype you can click through, the research behind it and the design system they handed to developers. Then ask how they tested the screens with users. We can show the IELTS Test BD admin and the design system behind our own site.
We do not publish prices. The cost depends on the number of screens, user roles, how much research is needed, the detail of the prototype, whether a full design system is required, and whether we also build the product. We send a quote after the free 15-minute call.
Book the free 15-minute call and share a link or screenshots. We explain what we would test first and send a quote.
