Wireframes and Prototypes
Validate Before You Build

It depends on scope, number of screens, and prototype fidelity. A focused MVP wireframe and clickable prototype typically starts at $14,400. A full product wireframe covering multiple user journeys, usability testing rounds, and developer-ready handoff runs $20,000–$40,000. Every engagement starts with a free scoping session and a transparent estimate no hidden fees.

A focused MVP wireframe and clickable prototype runs 3–4 weeks. A full product wireframe with usability testing and developer handoff runs 6–8 weeks. We scope every project specifically timelines are anchored to your actual screen count and testing requirements, not standard estimates.

A wireframe is a static layout. It defines what goes on a screen and where, without visual design or interactivity. A prototype connects those wireframes into a clickable flow that simulates real product behaviour. You need wireframes to validate structure and hierarchy. You need a prototype to test that flow with real users and align engineering on what gets built. Most engagements need both.

Before development starts always. The later you discover a UX problem, the more it costs to fix. A wireframe change costs an hour. The same change in a shipped product costs a sprint. The right time for wireframing is after you have clarity on your user and your core use case, and before your engineering team commits to building anything.

Every wireframe is built with your tech stack in mind. We map components to your existing library or to standard frameworks like shadcn/ui, Radix, or native mobile components. We run every major wireframe through an engineering review before it is finalised identifying interactions that would require custom work, suggesting simpler alternatives that achieve the same UX outcome, and documenting the edge cases your engineers will ask about.

Yes and we recommend it on every engagement. We run moderated usability sessions for qualitative insight and unmoderated tests via Maze for quantitative task completion data. Findings are documented as a prioritised fix list with severity ratings, not a raw recording dump. You get clear decisions, not more things to debate.

Wireframe handoff is a first-class deliverable. Every frame includes component annotations, spacing and layout specs, interaction notes, and edge case documentation. We run a live handoff session with your engineering team walking through every flow, answering questions, and documenting anything ambiguous before the first sprint ticket is written.

We start with a wireframe audit reviewing existing flows, identifying structural problems, navigation gaps, and components that do not map to buildable patterns. From there we recommend the smallest intervention that solves the real problems. Some wireframes need a full rework. Most need two or three flow corrections and a prototype build. We will tell you which not recommend a full restart when a targeted revision is the honest answer.