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Product Development Team / UI/UX Designer

Hire a Dedicated Product Team UI/UX Designer

Add a designer whose wireframes hand off directly to a matched frontend developer, as part of a pre-assembled team already used to working together.

50+ ERP and software projects. Zero failed projects since 2021.

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1-2 wk
Typical shortlist time
100%
Screened on real product design
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Roles that already work together
Free
Replacement if not a fit
Why It Matters

A design nobody reviewed for feasibility gets rebuilt in code

Wireframes finalized without frontend input often hit a technical wall during the build, forcing a redesign after the schedule already assumed it was done.

Researched Before Drawn

Screens designed around how users actually approach the task

The designer starts from user research, not assumption, so the wireframes solve the real problem, not the one that seemed obvious at a glance.

  • User research before wireframing starts.
  • Prototypes tested before development begins.
  • Annotated handoff, not a static image file.
A UI/UX designer sketching wireframes
Reviewed by the Person Who Builds It

Fewer redesigns discovered mid-build

Because the designer and frontend developer are placed as one team, the developer reviews designs before they are finalized, catching feasibility issues before they become a schedule problem.

  • Frontend developer reviews designs before lock.
  • Feasibility concerns raised early, not after build starts.
  • Fewer late redesigns discovered mid-sprint.
A designer and frontend developer reviewing a wireframe
What a Wireframe Set Looks Like

Every screen annotated before the build starts

Illustrative example. Your actual screens depend on the product you are building.

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How Hiring Works

From requirements to a working designer in about two weeks

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Share requirements
Tell us the product, your target users, and the screens you need designed.
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Shortlist
We match a designer by product type and research experience and send you 2 to 3 profiles within days.
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Interview
You interview the shortlist directly and pick the designer who fits your product and your team.
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Onboard
The designer researches your users and wireframes the priority screens in the first week.
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Scale as needed
Move to the next set of screens as the roadmap advances.
What's Included

Everything you need to run the engagement smoothly

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Dedicated to your product

The designer works only on your screens, not spread across other clients' projects.

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Direct communication

You and your team talk to the designer directly, with no extra layer in between.

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Flexible contracts

Full time, part time, or as part of the full product team. Scale up or down with notice.

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Annotated handoffs

Designs are handed off with annotations the frontend developer can build from directly.

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Timezone overlap

Working hours arranged to overlap with your team for review sessions.

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Replacement guarantee

If the designer is not the right fit, we replace them at no extra cost during the engagement.

What Changes

What a dedicated product team UI/UX designer changes for your product

Researched
Screens designed around real user behavior
Reviewed
For feasibility before design lock
Fewer
Redesigns discovered mid-build
Faster
Handoff into the frontend developer's build
Consistent
Design system across the whole product
Lower
Cost than a full-time direct hire
Why Us

Why teams hire their UI/UX designer through TCB Infotech

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We design our own products
We research and wireframe screens on our own product builds, so our designers are screened on real design work, not trivia.
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Fast, honest shortlisting
You see 2 to 3 profiles, not a stack of resumes, and we tell you plainly if a fit is not right.
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Direct access, no relay
You and your team work with the designer directly, on your tools and your product roadmap.
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A team that already fits together
The designer hands off directly to the frontend developer on the same product team.
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No long lock-in
Scale the engagement up or down with notice, based on the screens you have left.
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Proven delivery
50+ ERP and software projects, with zero failed projects since 2021.
FAQ

Hiring a product team UI/UX designer, answered

What does the product team UI/UX designer do?
They research how users approach the problem, wireframe and prototype the screens, and hand off annotated designs the frontend developer on the same team can build directly, without a separate translation step.
Can I hire just the designer without the rest of the product team?
Yes, this role can be hired on its own. Most teams building a new product hire the designer alongside the product manager, both developers, QA and DevOps engineer, since the handoff into the frontend build goes faster with a matched developer.
How closely does the designer work with the frontend developer?
Closely. Because they are placed as one team, the frontend developer reviews designs before they are finalized, catching implementation constraints early instead of after the wireframes are locked.
Who decides the product's overall priorities?
The product manager on the same team sets the roadmap and priorities, and the designer works within that scope on the specific screens in play.
What is the engagement model?
You can hire full time, part time, or as part of the complete six-role product team. Contracts scale as new screens and features enter the roadmap.
What if the designer is not the right fit?
We replace them at no extra cost during the engagement, with a handover of the design files and user research to the new designer.

Hire a Dedicated Product Team UI/UX Designer

Book a free consultation. Tell us about your product, and we will shortlist a designer who fits your team and your timezone.

Book a Free Consultation →

No commitment. See a shortlist before you decide.

Product Team UI/UX Designer Hiring Features

How Hiring a Dedicated Product Team UI/UX Designer Works

From the requirements call to a wireframe set the frontend developer can build directly. Here is how we vet, match and onboard every designer we place.

Core Process

Vetting, matching and onboarding, in that order

Vetting

Every designer is tested on real user research and wireframing

Before a designer joins our bench, they are tested on user research methods and annotated handoff quality, and a hands-on task wireframing a flow from a stated user problem.

  • User research and interview technique.
  • Wireframe and prototype quality.
  • A real wireframing task.
A UI/UX designer assessment session
Matching

You get a shortlist, not a resume pile

We match designers to your specific product: the domain, your target users, and the timezone overlap that works for your team. You see 2 to 3 fitting profiles, not fifty.

  • Matched to your product domain.
  • Matched to your target users.
  • Matched to your working hours.
Reviewing a shortlist of designer profiles
Onboarding and Management

A structured start, then you take the lead

The designer researches your users and wireframes the priority screens, agreeing priorities with the product manager on the same team in the first week. You manage priorities directly from there.

  • Initial user research and wireframes.
  • Agreed priorities for the first sprint.
  • Direct day-to-day management by your team.
A designer onboarding onto a new product
What You Get

Everything included in the engagement

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Dedicated designer

Works only on your screens, not spread across other clients' projects.

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Direct communication

Access to the designer on your own tools, with no extra layer in between.

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Flexible contracts

Full time, part time, or as part of the full product team, adjustable with notice.

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Annotated handoffs

Designs are handed off with annotations the frontend developer can build from directly.

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Timezone overlap

Working hours arranged to overlap with your team for review sessions.

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Replacement guarantee

A new designer at no extra cost if the current one is not the right fit.