What does product design with Akvega actually involve?

Akvega’s product design service includes user research, wireframes and flows, an interface system of components and tokens, and a clickable Figma prototype, handed over in a form engineers can build from. It covers web and mobile products, new or existing, and is scoped in the diagnostic.

UX design decides what the product does and how a person moves through it: research, flows, structure. UI design decides how each screen looks and behaves: layout, type, colour, components. Akvega does both as one service because a beautiful screen in a broken flow still loses the customer.

Product design is quoted from the diagnostic; there is no list price. The number moves with the number of flows and screens, the depth of research, and the scope of the design system. You get a fixed quote for a defined piece of work, not a range that grows.

With a paid diagnostic. Akvega audits your current product, website, design consistency, Google Business Profile and social accounts, and returns the findings within 1 to 2 working days with the cost to fix each item. The findings are yours whether or not you continue.

Figma, for everything from wireframes to the final component library and prototype. Variables and tokens are set up in Figma so the values engineers read match the values designers set. You get the Figma files in your own workspace, not a viewer link to Akvega’s.

Components and tokens, not screenshots. Akvega hands over a Figma library with named colour, type and spacing tokens, every component in every state, and documented interactions, so a React, Next.js or Flutter engineer builds from values rather than measuring pixels. When Akvega also builds, the handover is a conversation.

Yes. Akvega can design a product your in-house or external engineers build, working on your tools and cadence. The handover is the same components-and-tokens library either way, and Akvega stays available during the build to answer the questions a static file cannot.

Both, and research first. Akvega interviews the people who will use the product, watches them do the task today, and reads the analytics and support history, then designs from that. Research depth is scoped in the diagnostic, so it matches the decision you are trying to make.

Yes. A redesign starts with the diagnostic reading the current product, its analytics and where users drop off, so the work fixes what is losing customers rather than restyling what already works. Akvega then rebuilds the interface as a system the product can keep growing on.

Yes. Akvega is based in Hyderabad, Telangana, and designs products for businesses across Hyderabad, wider India and the US. Research sessions can run in person across the city, in English, Telugu or Hindi, which matters when the product’s users speak those languages too.

You do, from day one. The Figma files, component library, tokens and research notes live in a workspace in your name, not Akvega’s. If you take the design to another team, nothing has to be handed back because nothing was ever held.

No. Branding is the identity: logo, voice and visual language across every surface. Product design is the interface people use: flows, screens, components and states. Akvega offers both, and when a product needs an identity first, the branding work feeds the design system rather than competing with it.

Yes. Akvega designs to WCAG AA: contrast that passes, labelled fields, visible focus states, error states that do not rely on colour alone, and touch targets sized for thumbs. An accessible interface is also the one that works on a cheap phone in sunlight.