Figma Web & Mobile Design Services

Every choice seems important when you're scaling a product. You don't want design drift, specs that aren't clear, or a handoff that slows down development. BYBOWU's Figma web and mobile design services are for leaders who are ready to make a decision and want clear, fast results. They offer clean, conversion-ready UI/UX, interactive prototypes, and developer-friendly files that speed up the launch process.

We are a US-based studio that makes websites, SaaS dashboards, and mobile apps that work directly with your build workflow, whether it's Next.js, React Native, Laravel, or WordPress. This means you can ship faster and with fewer surprises. And because we use Figma to design, working together is easy, feedback is instant, and your design system is the only place to find the truth.

Why You Should Choose BYBOWU for Figma Web and Mobile Design

Honestly, great design isn't just about how good the screens look. It's about being consistent, quick, and sure that developers will do exactly what you said they could. Our Figma-first approach keeps your team in the loop from the start and cuts down on rework by making decisions clear and testable from the start.

• Figma lets you work together in real time and keep track of different versions of files (no file chaos). You can tap through interactive prototypes before you write any code. For scalability, design systems with parts, variants, and design tokens.
• Developer handoff with Figma Inspect, component specs, and rules for how things should look on different devices
• Aligning with Next.js, React Native, and CMS builds to speed up development

Our clients hire us to make things easier by speeding up feedback loops, making acceptance criteria clearer, and creating a common language between product, design, and engineering.

Benefits of Figma: Quickness, Clarity, and Size

Your product needs a design command center like Figma. It brings together all of your discovery notes, wireframes, visual design, prototypes, and handoff in one place, whether you're on the web or on your phone. No exports. There are no files that don't match. A living system that your team can count on.

One Source of Truth

In one scalable system, you can store your UI libraries, responsive rules, and brand tokens. Change a part once and see the change on every screen. That's how you keep things good while moving quickly.

Interactive Prototypes that Lower the Risk of Development

We make click-through prototypes that show how real people interact with each other, how things move around, and how things work on different devices. People who have a stake in the product get to "use" it early, which means fewer surprises and better choices.

Handoff that is ready for production

Figma Inspect lets developers get exact spacing, colors, and code hints, which makes things less confusing. We also add usage notes, edge-case states, and responsive breakpoints, which is where most delays hide.

Working together: Design in the Open, Move with Confidence

It's the year 2025. “Collaborative design 2025” isn't just a buzzword; it's something that needs to happen. We have live design sessions, feedback reviews that happen at different times, and walkthroughs for stakeholders all in Figma. No more endless decks; just iterations with clear reasons for them.

• FigJam workshops to agree on goals, people, and flows
• Comments and developer questions that are threaded and answered in context
• Set up design review routines that keep decisions quick and written down. We work together as if we were part of your team. A lot of clients let us into Slack, Notion, and Jira so we can link user stories to screens and give the sprint exactly what it needs.

Design System: Parts, Variants, and Design Tokens

A good design system is how you keep speed without losing consistency. We use Figma Auto Layout and Variants to make component libraries that let your UI work on different pages, modules, and platforms.

What We Offer

• Foundation: color, type, spacing, grids, shadows, and height
• Buttons, inputs, nav, tables, cards, charts, and modals are all parts.
• Variants: states, sizes, themes, controls for density, and patterns that work on certain platforms
• Design tokens: names and JSON structure that engineers can use
• Documentation: how to use the component, what to do and what not to do, and accessibility notes (WCAG). We map tokens to your tech stack, like Tailwind for Next.js, theming for React Native, or CSS variables for CMS, so designers and developers can talk to each other.

Prototypes that work on both web and mobile

Prototypes help you make more decisions. We make them to answer the right questions: How does it feel to onboard on a phone? Does this price table show value? Where do users get stuck?

• High-fidelity prototypes with transitions, small interactions, and overlays
• Patterns for platforms that work with both iOS Human Interface and Android Material
• Scripts, metrics, and iteration cycles for usability testing

We check things out early, make changes quickly, and give developers a plan that has been tested, not just guessed.

Handoff to Developers: Making the Switch from Figma to Code Easier

To make a great handoff, you need to get rid of risk. We make files that are ready for developers, add notes for edge cases, and include implementation notes that are similar to your stack. Your team knows exactly what to build, how it works, and how it grows.

What Developers Get

• Components that are ready for Figma Inspect with rules and limits that change based on the screen size
• State coverage: loading, empty, error, success, hover, and focus
• Accessibility specs: levels of contrast, hit areas, and keyboard flows
• Token map: a consistent schema for color, type, spacing, radius, and shadows
• Compatible with Next.js, React Native, Laravel, or CMS templates

We also work with your engineering lead to make sure that the names, structure, and any Storybook patterns are all the same. What happened? Less Slack pings, fewer "what does this do?" tickets, and a better sprint.

Do you want to know more about how design fits into development and growth? Check out all of our services.

Accessibility and Conversion: Because Both Are Important

We put people first in our designs. That means using color scales that follow WCAG rules, type that is easy to read, patterns that are easy to guess, and motion that is used in a smart way. It also means UX that is focused on conversions, with clear CTAs, persuasive copy structure, and forms that are easy to fill out.

• Layouts that are good for SEO and support a meaningful content hierarchy
• Patterns of design that make things easier for everyone to use
• Using heatmaps, analytics, and user interviews to make decisions based on data

Accessibility makes it easier to reach people. Designing for conversion increases sales. You should have both.

Our Process: From Finding Out to Launch

We make it easy to understand and follow. You'll always know where we are, what's next, and what we need from you.

1) Finding and aligning

We set goals, target audiences, success metrics, and limits. We map out important flows and find the screens that will have the biggest effect on Figma web design and Figma mobile design.

2) IA, flows, and wireframes

We turn strategy into structure by making information architecture, low-fidelity wireframes, and user journeys that show edge cases before the pixels hit the screen.

3) High-quality UI, design system, and prototypes

We create the visual language, put together the component library, and put together full-screen flows with interactions. Before the dev starts, you'll go through a realistic experience.

4) Testing for usability and making changes

When we can, we test prototypes with real users, get feedback, and make improvements. Written down, clear choices.

5) Handoff and Help

We finish up the specs, tokens, and notes. Then we stay close during the build so that developers can get back to work quickly.

Want to know how this works in real life? Check out our portfolio for examples.

Timeline and Things to Do

Timelines can be different depending on the project, but this is a common range for a focused, results-driven engagement.

• 2–3 weeks: MVP or marketing site update (10–15 screens)
• 4–6 weeks: SaaS module or a website with 20–35 pages
• Full mobile app or complex dashboard (40+ screens) in 6 to 10 weeks

Figma files, a component library, tokens documentation, prototype links, and a handoff checklist are all things that are usually included. Want a precise estimate? We'll work with you to figure it out.

Clear prices with no guessing

We charge based on results and openness. After a brief call to talk about your needs, we give you a quote that fits your goals, either as a fixed price or based on milestones. Most clients start with a focused sprint to reduce risk on big decisions and show progress.

• Fixed-fee sprints for quick progress and clear goals
• Ongoing design subscriptions for products that change over time
• Design and dev bundles when you want BYBOWU to build too

To get a rough idea of the range of investments, get in touch and we'll match your needs to the right model. You can also contact us through our contact page for more information, and we'll send you a customized quote quickly.

Case Studies

Redesigning the SaaS Dashboard led to a 32% increase in trial-to-paid conversions.

A B2B analytics startup came to BYBOWU with a messy UI and navigation that was hard to figure out. We changed the way the information was organized, added a strong design system, and made Figma dashboards with clear visual hierarchy and empty states that could be acted on. Before development, interactive prototypes helped the team get on the same page. As a result, onboarding is faster, the trial-to-paid conversion rate is up 32%, and the sales cycle is shorter.

Fintech Mobile App: 18% More Active Users Every Week

We improved onboarding, added patterns that are easy to use, and made sure that components on iOS and Android were the same as those on Figma. Adding features was easy because the error states were clear, the gestures were predictable, and the design system was modular. Result: 18% more weekly active users and a clear drop in support tickets.

Tools, AI Help, and Integrations

We work in the same places as you do. Our Figma stack works well with your tools, and our AI-powered workflows help you check your copy, come up with new ideas, and get rid of bias in the early stages of ideation.

• Figma and FigJam, as well as plugins like Autoflow, Content Reel, and LottieFiles
• Slack, Notion, Jira, and GitHub are all part of the project ecosystem
• Design-to-dev: Tailwind/Chakra (Next.js) tokens and React Native UI kits
• AI-assisted UX: grouping ideas, checking for usability heuristics, and offering content alternatives

Since BYBOWU also ships production apps, we make design choices that take into account how the build will work in terms of performance, accessibility, and marketing integration with SEO and ads.

Questions and Answers

Can Figma make web and mobile design easier?

Yes, for sure. Figma keeps all of your files, feedback, and prototypes in one place, which cuts down on cycles, stops duplication, and makes handoff easier. It's the quickest way to get from an idea to an approved UI for both web and mobile.

How soon can we get started, and how long does it usually take?

We can usually start within a week. It takes 2 to 3 weeks for smaller scopes and 6 to 10 weeks for bigger apps or dashboards. After a quick call to talk about the project, we'll give you a real schedule.

Will our developers get all the tools they need?

Yes. You will get Figma files with notes, prototypes, component specs, tokens, and coverage for edge cases. We also stay available during implementation so that developers can get help quickly.

Do you use our current brand or make a new one?

Both. We will follow your brand system if you have one. We can make a design language that can grow with your product if you don't want to.

Can BYBOWU also make the product?

We can do it. Our team builds Next.js websites, React Native apps, and Laravel/WordPress sites. We can take care of both tracks if you want a smooth design-to-code path.

What do we have at the end?

You own all the assets, tokens, and Figma files that were made. We give you the original files, not just the exports.