UI UX Design Agency for Websites and Landing Pages
BX is a UI UX design agency focused on websites and landing pages. We find where visitors get stuck, sketch better paths in wireframes, test them as clickable prototypes and hand over designs your developers can build without guessing.
Who this is for
- Businesses whose website gets traffic but too few inquiries, bookings or sales
- Marketing teams planning a redesign who want the structure tested before anyone writes code
- Companies running paid campaigns to landing pages that need clearer forms and offers
- In-house developers who need finished UI designs and a component library to build from
- Agencies that need a ui design agency to support client website projects
- Service and ecommerce businesses in the US, UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Singapore
Problems we solve
- ✕Visitors land on a page and cannot tell what you offer or what to do next
- ✕Forms that ask too much, fail on mobile or give no sign that they were sent
- ✕Menus and page structures that make buyers hunt for prices, services or contact details
- ✕Pages designed one at a time, so buttons, headings and spacing differ across the site
- ✕Design files that leave developers guessing about mobile layouts and states
- ✕Redesign decisions made by opinion because nobody watched real users try the site
What is included
UX audit of key pages
We review your homepage, service or product pages, landing pages and forms against established usability heuristics and your analytics data, then list issues by their likely effect on leads or sales.
Analytics and behavior review
Where tracking allows, we look at entry pages, drop-off points, form starts and completions, and device split, so design work targets the steps where visitors leave. If tracking is missing or broken, we fix the basics first so later changes can be measured against a clear baseline.
Information architecture and user flows
A sitemap and the main journeys mapped out, such as finding a service, comparing options and booking a call, so each path has as few steps as it needs.
Wireframes
Low-detail layouts for mobile and desktop that settle content order, calls to action and form design before visual design starts.
Clickable prototypes
A linked prototype of the main flow that your team and test participants can click through like a real site. Stakeholders review the same thing users will see, which keeps feedback specific and settles debates before development time is spent.
Usability checks
Short task-based sessions with a small number of participants who match your buyers. Nielsen Norman Group's research supports testing with about five users per round and running several small rounds.
UI design and component library
Final visual design for each template plus a component set of buttons, forms, cards and headings, so new pages stay consistent. Your team can build new landing pages from the same parts without starting a design project each time.
Accessibility built into the design
Color contrast, focus states, form labels and error messages designed with the W3C's WCAG 2.2 guidelines in mind.
Landing page UX for paid campaigns
For ads that send traffic to a single page, we design the page around one offer and one action: a headline that matches the ad, proof near the form, a short form and a clear confirmation. Pages can be built for testing so your team can compare versions. See our landing page design service for the build.
Developer handover
Annotated designs with mobile, tablet and desktop states, spacing and interaction notes. If you want us to build it too, our web team takes the designs straight into development.
What you get from it
UX tied to leads and sales
Because we also run SEO, ads and conversion work, we judge designs by inquiries, bookings and orders, not only by how they look.
Problems found before the build
Wireframes and prototypes surface confusing steps while changes are still cheap to make.
Design and build in one team
The designers who make the prototype work next to the developers who build it, so less detail is lost in handover.
Working hours that overlap
Our Manila team works on UTC+8, the same time zone as Singapore and close to Australia and New Zealand. US and UK teams can review a prototype at the end of their day and see changes the next morning.
How we work
Goals and data review
We agree the actions that matter, such as calls, bookings or purchases, and review analytics and the current pages.
UX audit and priorities
You get a list of issues ranked by impact and effort, with the pages to tackle first.
Wireframes and prototype
We sketch the new flow, link it into a clickable prototype and review it with your team.
Usability check and revisions
Participants try key tasks on the prototype, and we fix what slows them down.
UI design and handover
We finish the visual design and components and hand over to your developers or our build team.
| UX audit | UX design | UI UX design and build | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main output | Ranked list of usability issues with fixes | Sitemap, user flows, wireframes and a clickable prototype | Everything in UX design, plus final UI, components and a built site |
| Usability sessions | Optional | Included on the prototype | Included on the prototype and checked again before launch |
| Who builds it | Your team | Your team, from our handover files | Our web team |
| Good fit when | You have a site and need to know what to fix first | You are planning a redesign or new landing pages | You want one team from research to launch |
UI and UX design is quoted per scope after a short review of your site and goals. The price depends on the number of pages and templates, whether you need a UX audit only or full wireframes, prototypes and UI design, how many usability sessions you want, and whether we also build the site. A one-page landing page review is a much smaller scope than a full website structure. For build budgets, try the website cost calculator, then tell us what you need.
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Related results
For a corporate services group in Singapore and Malaysia, we tested homepage and service-page calls to action as part of SEO work; 46 tracked keywords rank higher than in March 2026. For a private medical clinic in Canada, we rebuilt the site navigation, built 144 bilingual service pages and set up booking tracking; Google clicks grew from 117 in September 2025 to 658 a month. For a furniture and home decor brand in the Philippines, we designed store conversion improvements alongside conversion tracking and Meta and Google Ads; monthly store sales grew from about ₱193K in April 2026 to about ₱1.31M in July.
Frequently asked questions
What does a UI UX design agency do for a website?
It studies how visitors use the site, plans clearer page structures and flows, designs wireframes and prototypes, checks them with users, then delivers the visual design for developers to build.
What is the difference between UI and UX design?
UX design covers structure and flow: what is on each page, in what order, and how many steps a task takes. UI design covers the visual layer: type, color, buttons and forms. A website needs both.
Do you design mobile apps?
No. Our UI and UX work covers websites, landing pages and online stores. For app product design, a specialist app studio is the better fit.
How many users do you test with?
Usually a small group of participants who match your buyers for each round. Nielsen Norman Group's research found that about five users uncover most usability problems in a qualitative test, so we prefer several small rounds over one large study.
Can you only design, and let our developers build?
Yes. We hand over annotated designs and components to your developers, and can answer their questions during the build.
What is a UX audit?
A review of your key pages and flows against usability principles and your analytics data. It ends with a ranked list of issues, such as unclear calls to action, long forms or hard-to-find prices, and a recommended fix for each one.
Will UX changes affect our search rankings?
They can if page content, headings or URLs change. We check design changes against the pages that already rank, keep important content on the page and plan redirects if any URLs move. Larger changes are run as a planned website redesign.
How do you compare ux design agencies?
Ask to see wireframes and prototypes from past website projects, how they test with users, how they measure results after launch, and what the developer handover includes. Look for a team that ties design to leads or sales.
Get a scoped plan from BX
Tell us about your market, goals and current setup. We will come back with a scoped plan.