Hire a UI/UX Designer from Pakistan
Hire a dedicated UI/UX designer from Pakistan — Figma, design systems, prototyping, and developer handoff. Company-backed, 70–85% below Western rates.
Monthly rate
$900 – $1,600
Full-time / month · USD
Western equivalent: ~$4,000/mo
Save up to 60% vs AU / UK / US hire
Contract & NDA included
Exclusive to your account
Onboard in 7 business days
Part-time available
Why Codalyst Tech
A company hire, not a freelancer
Your UI/UX Designer works under a Codalyst Tech company contract , NDA, IP assignment, and a clear escalation path are included as standard.
Formal company contract and NDA , not a freelancer arrangement
Exclusive assignment: your developer does not split time across clients
Pre-vetted and interview-approved before you commit to onboarding
Fully onboarded within 7 business days of contract signing
Cost comparison
What does a UI/UX Designer cost?
US / UK / AUS market
~$4,000
per month, full-time
- Standard market rate
- Usually on-site or local remote
- Freelance or agency overhead
Via Codalyst Tech
$900 – $1,600
per month, full-time
- Company contract & NDA included
- Exclusive assignment to your account
- Save up to 60% vs Western rates
Rates are indicative. Actual rate depends on seniority and engagement length. No hidden fees.
Role details
What does a dedicated UI/UX Designer do?
A UI/UX designer at Codalyst Tech combines product thinking with craft-level Figma execution to create interfaces that are both visually coherent and genuinely usable. They work from user research insights through wireframes to dev-ready component specifications — bridging the gap between product requirements and engineering delivery. Their design systems scale across a product without requiring constant designer involvement because they are built with the consuming engineer in mind from the first component.
- Build Figma component libraries with nested variants, responsive auto-layout, and design token exports for engineering consumption
- Conduct user research sessions and synthesise findings into validated design decisions backed by observed user behaviour
- Design accessible interfaces meeting WCAG 2.1 AA standards with annotated screen reader labels and keyboard navigation flows
- Create interactive prototypes with smart-animate transitions for stakeholder review and usability testing sessions
- Produce dev-ready design handoffs using Figma Dev Mode with spacing specifications, typography scales, and interaction state documentation
- Define and maintain brand guidelines: colour tokens, typography scales, icon sets, and motion principles for engineering teams
Scope of work
What your UI/UX Designer will build
- Figma design systems with component libraries: tokens, variants, auto-layout, and developer handoff documentation with specs
- End-to-end UX flows from discovery research through wireframes, interactive prototypes, and dev-ready final designs
- SaaS dashboard interfaces with data-dense layouts, responsive breakpoints, and WCAG 2.1 AA accessible colour contrast
- Brand identity systems: logo variants, typography scales, icon sets, and motion guidelines for engineering teams
Vetting process
How we screen UI/UX Designer candidates
Figma mastery
Builds component libraries with nested variants, responsive auto-layout, and smart-animate prototypes. Hands off to developers with exported design tokens and interaction specs.
Accessibility by default
Applies WCAG 2.1 AA contrast ratios, designs for keyboard navigation, and annotates screen reader labels in design files without needing a reminder.
UX research integration
Has conducted user interviews, synthesised findings into insights, and changed a design decision based on observed user confusion — not just aesthetic preference.
Developer collaboration
Understands CSS fundamentals: flexbox, grid, and transition properties. Uses Figma Dev Mode to communicate spacing, typography, and interaction states precisely.
Interview guidance
Interview questions to ask your UI/UX Designer
A product manager says users drop off at step 3 of checkout. How do you approach fixing it?
Why ask: Tests UX research process: session recordings, A/B test hypotheses, and data-informed design iteration.
Walk me through how you'd design a data-dense analytics dashboard for non-technical business users.
Why ask: Reveals information hierarchy thinking, progressive disclosure, and data visualisation choice rationale.
How do you keep a design system consistent as a product team ships 20+ features per month?
Why ask: Tests governance: contribution process, deprecation strategy, and designer-developer contract maintenance.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does it cost to hire a UI/UX designer from Pakistan?
- Dedicated UI/UX designers through Codalyst Tech cost USD 900–1,600/month full-time, compared to USD 3,500–5,500/month in the UK or Australia.
- Do your designers work in Figma?
- Figma is the primary tool for all our UI/UX designers — components, variants, auto-layout, interactive prototypes, and developer handoff mode. We also use FigJam for workshops and user flow mapping.
- Can your designers build a full design system?
- Yes. We build design systems from the token level up — colour, typography, spacing, component libraries with variants and states, documentation, and Storybook integration for engineering teams.
- How do your designers collaborate with developers?
- Our designers produce developer-ready Figma specs with exported assets, interaction notes, and responsive behaviour documented. When paired with a Codalyst Tech developer, handoff is verbal and sync — they work in the same stack and shared conventions.
Ready to hire a UI/UX Designer?
Send us your requirements and timezone. We present matched candidates and onboard within 7 business days.