Scrums.com provides end-to-end UI/UX design services: products that users understand at first use, from user research and prototypes to design systems and WCAG accessibility.
Through the Software Factory Delivery Plan, you get one team, one predictable monthly price and one prioritised backlog. Add custom software, AI, backend, web, mobile, data or DevOps and cloud work to the same backlog whenever you need it.
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How your Software Factory Delivery Plan works
We turn your goals into clear tasks and agree milestones before work starts. Follow progress from research and prototypes through to production, with every handoff visible. As each task ships, Scrums.com moves to the next priority.
Your backlog can hold any number of requests, but the team delivers them one workstream at a time. A workstream is one managed team working on your highest-priority request until it is live, then starting the next. More requests mean more months, not faster delivery. Work is scoped and delivered within your plan’s capacity. Priorities can change; additional parallel workstreams require more capacity. The same plan covers mobile, web, backend, AI, data, QA and DevOps work, so all of it can share one backlog.
A sample redesign. It matches the 1 to 3 months a project-based redesign or MVP design typically takes. Onboarding starts immediately after checkout, and your delivery owner scopes your own plan with you.
Stakeholder and user interviews, surveys, competitive analysis and behavioural analytics review. Detailed personas and customer journey maps turn findings into actionable design recommendations before design work begins.
Information architecture, user flows, wireframes, visual design and clickable prototypes aligned to your brand, with developer-ready specifications. Complex workflows become simple ones, with task completion up 40-60%.
Design systems, reusable component libraries in Figma, React, Vue and Angular, design tokens, theming and governance. Pattern libraries and living style guides keep the product consistent as teams and features scale.
Moderated and unmoderated usability testing, A/B tests, heuristic evaluations and expert reviews with representative users in realistic scenarios. Friction surfaces before launch, when it is cheap to fix.
Audits of key user journeys, conversion funnel drop-offs and navigation confusion, benchmarked against industry standards. The output is a prioritised improvement backlog with quick wins marked.
Accessible design patterns, WCAG 2.1 AA/AAA compliance, screen reader optimisation, keyboard navigation and colour contrast. Audits find the barriers, remediation removes them, and accessible components keep them out.
Every Delivery Plan · Core comes with the full design team and the tooling around it: user research, interface design, design systems, AI design-quality agents and handoff work, run by one delivery owner. Product design services and UI design services share one backlog with your engineering work.
Your team, its AI agents and your delivery data sit on one governed platform. That is what powers your delivery board, the QA and code-review agents, and the talent bench behind your plan.
UX researchers, UI designers and design system specialists from the Scrums.com bench, matched to your product and domain.
The design-quality, code-review and accessibility agents that run alongside your team, plus the MCP servers and models they use.
Prototype environments and AI infrastructure, deployable from the catalog with your $500 first-month credits.
Good design needs research, interface design, design systems, usability testing and accessibility work. Hiring covers them one role at a time. The Delivery Plan covers them in one monthly price.
Research synthesis, personas and journey maps come before the first wireframe. Designs grounded in research reach 60% higher adoption.
Concepts become interactive prototypes fast and are tested with users every cycle. Development rework drops by 50%.
Designers understand technical limits. Specifications land in the sprint backlog, and designs move from concept to code 50% faster.
Agents automate design QA, accessibility and component checks, cutting manual design QA by 60%. Designers keep the problem.
One plan price for research, design and validation. Your scope sets the number of months.
WCAG 2.1 AA built in for Banking, and HIPAA-compliant patient portals and clinical interfaces for Healthcare.
Teams are matched to your domain, built for FinTech, Banking, Healthcare and SaaS, across Figma, React, Vue and Angular.
One Delivery Plan · Core covers your development priorities across services. Start with design, then queue mobile, web, backend, AI, data or QA scopes on the same backlog, or describe your own.
Transform ideas into tangible prototypes in as little as 2 weeks. Validate concepts, refine features, and align stakeholders — all before committing to full development.
Create reusable UI foundations for a growing software product: tokens, components, and usage rules. Ends with a working system your teams actually adopt.
Structured engagement that audits a design team, upskills designers in AI workflows and builds embedded AI capability.
A production-ready clickable prototype in two weeks, built with AI-accelerated design tools.
A UX/UI redesign of one live product surface, shipped rather than mocked: user research, redesign and prototyping, developer-ready specifications, and the implemented result in production — WCAG-compliant.
Redesign key native or cross-platform mobile journeys around mobile interaction patterns and platform constraints. Ends with validated flows and developer handoff.
Harden an existing prototype or demo into a supported, secure, monitored production release. Ends with software you can put real users and real data on.
Embedded product design capacity running research → UI → handoff as a continuous pipeline: user research, interface design, design system stewardship, and developer-ready specifications, inside your rituals and tools.
Redesign a data-heavy SaaS dashboard for clearer hierarchy, faster task completion, and better decision support. Ends with build-ready screens and handoff.
Identify usability problems, broken journeys, and conversion friction in an existing product. Ends with a prioritized remediation list your team can act on.
Core costs Was $8,000£6,700R140,000 now $4,500£3,750R79,000/month for one active workstream. Your product’s scope determines the delivery schedule and total cost. You can use the same subscription for other development priorities.
Best for companies that launch a new digital product, see low adoption or high support tickets, run inconsistent platforms, or need WCAG accessibility.
Work is scoped and delivered within your plan’s capacity. Priorities can change; additional parallel workstreams require more capacity.
Still deciding? Talk to sales and get a scoped answer for your product.
Delivery Plan · Core costs Was $8,000£6,700R140,000 now $4,500£3,750R79,000 a month, excluding VAT or sales tax. That buys one active workstream with a managed design team. It is monthly delivery capacity, not a fixed price for a complete design project, so your scope sets the number of months.
Yes. Delivery Plan · Core covers mobile, web, backend, AI, data, QA and DevOps work as well as UI/UX design. All of it sits in one prioritised backlog and is delivered within your plan’s capacity, one active workstream at a time. Priorities can change; additional parallel workstreams require more capacity.
UX research and discovery, information architecture and wireframes, UI design and interactive prototypes, design systems, usability testing, UX audits, WCAG accessibility design, AI design QA, and one accountable delivery owner. Every plan includes $500 in AI infrastructure catalog credits in your first month. Annual plans also include $10,000 in specialist services: a technical assessment, a delivery roadmap and CI/CD pipeline setup.
You rank the backlog. Your delivery owner scopes the top request, agrees acceptance criteria with you, and the team delivers it. You can reorder anything that has not started. One request is active at a time on Core; additional parallel workstreams require more capacity.
The clock starts when you confirm scope and give access to your Figma, repositories and tools. Within 48 hours the team starts coding. Within 14 days the team builds your first agreed deliverable, for example a clickable prototype of one key journey, ready for user testing. If it does not, your first month is free.
48 hours to first code means the team starts coding within 48 hours of the day scope and access are confirmed. 14 days means the team builds the deliverable named at kickoff within 14 days of that date, or your first month is free. “Thousands of companies” counts organisations that have bought engineering services from Scrums.com since 2012. 40-60% higher task completion, 50% faster from concept to code, 50% less development rework, 60% higher adoption and 60% less manual design QA are the figures the current Scrums.com UI/UX design page states. 40-60% lower cost is the figure that page states against US and UK agencies; it is not a quote for your scope.
Design runs inside the delivery pipeline next to engineering, on the Scrums.com Platform, with real-time visibility and AI-powered checks. Designs are not thrown over the wall. They move from concept to code 50% faster, with fewer translation errors and less rework. Design analytics tie task completion, conversion and satisfaction to each design iteration.
Yes. The team integrates with and extends your design systems, component libraries and brand guidelines, including Figma libraries, Material Design or custom design tokens, and contributes improvements back. Without a design system, the team builds one from scratch or adapts Material, Ant Design or Carbon, with a component audit, documentation, new components and governance guidelines.
The team is tool-agnostic and adapts to your workflow. Designers work in Figma and all major design and prototyping tools, and hand off through Jira, Azure DevOps, GitHub or ClickUp. If you are open to recommendations, Figma is the suggested tool for real-time collaboration, developer handoff and its component library system.
Senior designers review work before client presentation. Automated checks validate WCAG 2.1 AA/AAA compliance and design system compliance. Stakeholder reviews keep alignment with business goals, and usability testing validates designs with real users. AI agents automate colour contrast, component library and responsive checks, so designers focus on the problem.
Yes. Research covers stakeholder and user interviews, surveys, competitive analysis and analytics review. Testing covers moderated and unmoderated usability sessions, A/B tests, heuristic evaluations and accessibility audits. Designs are validated with real users before final implementation.
UX audits, MVP design and design system documentation start at one month. Redesigns and MVPs typically take 1 to 3 months. Continuous product design runs best for three months or more, and long-term product and design system evolution runs 6 to 12+ months.
Designers share the EMEA time zone (UK, EU, Middle East, South Africa), with 4 to 6 hours of overlap with the US East Coast and 2 to 3 hours with the US West Coast. Work is structured for real-time collaboration in your core hours, with asynchronous updates and documentation between them.
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