One UI Designer, assigned to your product and fully managed.

We assign a UI Designer to your team full time and run everything around them: a service delivery manager who oversees delivery, training and coaching, the office and equipment, and HR and payroll. The price below is for a junior UI Designer; other levels are priced in your proposal, and how the monthly fee is built explains the arithmetic.

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One junior UI Designer, full time, everything below included. All 27 things included ››

  • UI designer From USD 2,200 per month
  • Service

    We manage and develop the team

    • A service delivery manager who oversees operations and delivery
    • A 1:1 with our Head of Delivery every two weeks
    • Weekly delivery scoring and monthly capacity reports
    • A Talent Success Manager for every team member
  • HR

    We are the employer

    • Recruitment and technical assessment
    • Employment contracts
    • Salary and payroll
    • Tax and social security
  • Facilitation

    We provide the workplace

    • A desk in our office in Chiang Mai or Bangkok
    • A Workplace Experience Manager on site
    • Team events through the year
    • IT support
  • Equipment

    We supply the tools

    • Laptop and hardware
    • Software licences
    • LinkedIn Learning access
    • Device security and management

What a UI Designer does on a dedicated UI/UX design team.

They work in your Figma files and your design system, alongside the frontend developers who build what they draw. The specs they hand over are ready for your own engineers to build from.

UI Designer skills and technologies

  • Visual design of screens and states, including the empty, loading and error cases that are easy to skip.

  • Design system work, tokens and components, so the fiftieth screen costs less than the fifth.

  • Developer handover with specs and assets your own engineers can build from without a meeting.

  • Auditing the interface for inconsistency as it grows, which is how design systems stay useful.

  • Producing the icon and illustration assets a product needs without commissioning them separately.

UI Designer seniority levels.

Junior to senior. A junior designer works well when a design system already exists to build within. Without one, a more senior designer is the safer choice. Either way, the level is one of the inputs into how the monthly fee is built.

When your team needs a UI Designer.

Pairs naturally with a frontend developer building the same component library, and with a UX or product designer. Together the designers form an outsourced design team, with Azendo as the employer. It fits companies that hire remote development team members for a design-led product and need a design system that keeps every new screen consistent.

What we look for in a dedicated UI Designer.

We look for UI designers who design the empty, error and loading states without being asked, and who think in components and tokens. Their files should be tidy enough for a developer to build from without a meeting.

A remote UI Designer's first three months on your team.

  1. Weeks 1 to 2Auditing your interface and design system, and picking up small visual fixes and screens.
  2. Weeks 3 to 6Designing full features in your system, with handover your own engineers can build from.
  3. Months 2 to 3Owning the design system, keeping it consistent as the product grows.
From USD 2,200
Per month for a junior ui designer, fully managed
160 h
Typical monthly capacity for this role
Fixed
The same fee every month
4 weeks
Time to hire, from signing
Weekly
Delivery scores from you every Friday

Questions about adding a UI Designer to your team.

Will you work in our Figma?

Yes. Files, components, libraries and version history stay in your Figma workspace, under your account, from the first day. The designer follows your naming and structure. Where those don't exist yet, they propose conventions your own team can keep using.

Can you build a design system from scratch?

Yes. We usually start by reviewing what already exists. A live product tends to have a design system in the making: repeated colours, components and patterns. The designer turns those into tokens and documented components, agrees them with your own developers, and grows the system as the product does.

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