There's no system yet
Every new feature brings slightly different buttons, tables, and spacing.
What we do
We start with the 10–15 components behind most of your screens, not a full library.
SaaS product redesign services
We redesign SaaS products that are hard to use or look outdated. A dedicated senior designer finds where users struggle, redesigns those flows, and delivers dev-ready Figma or working frontend.
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Problem
You're losing revenue your product already earned
When users drop off after onboarding, prospects choose a competitor that looks more modern, and valuable features go unnoticed, too much of the value you’ve built never reaches the people paying for it.
Solution
A SaaS redesign wins it back
We find where users get stuck, redesign those parts first, and deliver them ready to ship, 2x faster than a traditional design-to-development cycle. So the product people see finally matches what it can do.
Signs your SaaS product needs a redesign
Our product looks old, and prospects notice.
When the interface looks old, buyers assume you've stopped improving the product. You lose deals before anyone sees how good the functionality is.
A competitor with a better UI is winning our deals.
They have the same functionality with better design, so now they win the comparisons you used to win.
Users sign up, get lost, and leave.
The interface shows everything at once. A first impression that overwhelms people costs you trials, activations, and renewals.
Nobody gets it without a demo.
New customers need a call to get started, which slows sales and adds support load. Without one, many quit before they see any value.
The best features are buried.
You built something powerful, but users never find it. The value is in the product, and the interface hides it.
Every new feature made it more confusing.
Features were added fast and without a plan. Now there are different patterns, inconsistent screens, and no design system holding it together.
A new look alone won't solve these problems. Software product redesign works when it starts by finding what's causing them.
How we approach a SaaS product redesign
We start by understanding your business, not your screens
We find where the product breaks
We fix what matters most first, and fast
We show you it worked
Two ways to redesign
Gradual redesign
Complete redesign
Not sure which you need?
What happens when you fix the right product problem
$200MSeries C as the platform scaledband242×activation after going product-ledAndSend0 to 2Kusers and new paid customersSEOcrawl$3.6Mseed round won with a clearer productDatawisp$18Mraised after the redesignAampe200%more positive feedback on the UINWORX
$200MSeries C as the platform scaledband24
2×activation after going product-ledAndSend
0 to 2Kusers and new paid customersSEOcrawl
$3.6Mseed round won with a clearer productDatawisp
$18Mraised after the redesignAampe
200%more positive feedback on the UINWORX
Your redesign ships 2x faster
A redesign only pays off once users see it. In the usual process, designers finish in Figma, then developers rebuild everything in code, and details get lost along the way. Eleken product redesign agency removes that second build.
01
Fast prototyping with AI
Using AI for speed, we start from your existing product and get a working version of the redesign within days, not weeks.
02
Eleken designer makes it right.
Our designer fixes what AI gets wrong: confusing flows, missing states, and details that don't fit your product. You review and comment on the working version, just like in Figma.
03
We reuse the components you already have.
We set up Storybook, so AI works with the components your product already has. Your tables, buttons, and forms stay consistent, with no duplicates.
04
Your developers get a working frontend.
The frontend arrives as a pull request in GitHub. Your developers connect the backend and ship it, with nothing to interpret or rebuild. If your team prefers to work from Figma, you get dev-ready Figma files instead.
Why not redesign with AI yourself?
You + AI
Eleken designer + AI
A design system that keeps your redesign consistent
Without a design system, a redesign starts falling apart the moment the next feature ships. We build or fix your system, so every new screen follows the same rules, whether a designer, a developer, or an AI tool creates it.
Where's your design system today?
Figma and code don't match
Components exist in Figma, but developers have their own versions in code.
What we do
We treat the code as the source of truth, rebuild Figma to match, and connect the two so they stay in sync.
AI became your design system
Lovable or ShadCN defaults turned into your product's look by accident.
What we do
We turn your product decisions into rules AI has to follow.
AI has access to your system but still invents things
You've connected Figma or Storybook, but AI keeps creating new versions of existing components.
What we do
We find the missing layer and fix it.
Already have a system someone else started?
A previous team or agency started it, and nobody finished the job.
What we do
We finish it rather than start over.
Our product redesign process
01
Identify what to fix
We review your product, data, and users, agree on the metric to improve, and find what's holding it back.
You get
a UX audit with severity ratings and a prioritized redesign roadmap
02
Design the solution
We map how users should move through the product, restructure navigation where needed, and redesign the flows that matter most. When there's more than one good direction, you see both.
You get
user flows, information architecture, redesigned UI, and interactive prototypes in code
03
Build it
We refine the approved prototype into production-ready frontend, built on your components and design system.
You get
working frontend in GitHub or dev-ready Figma, plus design system components
04
Validate it
We test the redesign with real users where possible, or through expert review and stakeholder walkthroughs when we can't reach users directly.
You get
testing results and the changes that came out of them
05
Measure and keep improving
After release, we check the metric we agreed on at the start and tell you what moved and what didn't. Then we move on to the next flow.
You get
results against the metric, next priorities, and a designer who already knows your product
How our UI/UX redesign services work
A dedicated designer, backed by a team of experts
You work with one senior designer directly, like a member of your own team. Behind them, our design leads help make sure they're solving the right problems.
Your designer
The team behind your designer
Starts in days
A design lead
Keeps the product context
A design lead
Works with you directly
A design director
Scales with your workload
Design engineering and design system experts
Redesign with a team that knows your industry
Products in the same industry tend to run into the same problems as they grow. Your designer has likely solved yours before, so the redesign starts from what works, not from guesswork.
We’ve seen more user engagement and activity. The feedback we hear on customer calls is that the app is becoming easier to understand and navigate.
The designer was a genius, and the designs were terrific. Overall, the designs allowed us to move forward with our web SaaS app.
At the beginning of the project, Eleken explained how they manage, train, and educate their team. This is really the case and makes our collaboration very efficient and lean.
The entire engagement process was smooth end-to-end, communication was excellent, and the result is a cleaner, more cohesive UX that meaningfully leveled up our product.
The primary deliverable was the new UI. The less tangible, yet impactful, outcome was the platform’s overall enhancement, elevating its look and feel and positioning our product on a stronger competitive footing.
Eleken work resulted in a more cohesive, user-friendly platform that effectively meets the needs of investors, combining simplicity with functionality.
The ability to understand complex information and build solutions without needing to explain details in full depth and detail is impressive.
Users involved in usability testing reported improved ease of use and navigation, highlighting the effectiveness of the proposed design changes.
We've gone from 0 to 75 users across multiple enterprise customers in five months and secured five new contracts as a direct result of launching the portal.
The talent Eleken has is unique. It's very difficult to find UI/UX designers who can take on a complex process for a niche B2B industry.
We’ve seen more user engagement and activity. The feedback we hear on customer calls is that the app is becoming easier to understand and navigate.
The designer was a genius, and the designs were terrific. Overall, the designs allowed us to move forward with our web SaaS app.
At the beginning of the project, Eleken explained how they manage, train, and educate their team. This is really the case and makes our collaboration very efficient and lean.
The entire engagement process was smooth end-to-end, communication was excellent, and the result is a cleaner, more cohesive UX that meaningfully leveled up our product.
The primary deliverable was the new UI. The less tangible, yet impactful, outcome was the platform’s overall enhancement, elevating its look and feel and positioning our product on a stronger competitive footing.
The entire engagement process was smooth end-to-end, communication was excellent, and the result is a cleaner, more cohesive UX that meaningfully leveled up our product.
We've gone from 0 to 75 users across multiple enterprise customers in five months and secured five new contracts as a direct result of launching the portal.
The primary deliverable was the new UI. The less tangible, yet impactful, outcome was the platform’s overall enhancement, elevating its look and feel and positioning our product on a stronger competitive footing.
Users involved in usability testing reported improved ease of use and navigation, highlighting the effectiveness of the proposed design changes.
Eleken work resulted in a more cohesive, user-friendly platform that effectively meets the needs of investors, combining simplicity with functionality.
The ability to understand complex information and build solutions without needing to explain details in full depth and detail is impressive.
We’ve seen more user engagement and activity. The feedback we hear on customer calls is that the app is becoming easier to understand and navigate.
The designer was a genius, and the designs were terrific. Overall, the designs allowed us to move forward with our web SaaS app.
At the beginning of the project, Eleken explained how they manage, train, and educate their team. This is really the case and makes our collaboration very efficient and lean.
The entire engagement process was smooth end-to-end, communication was excellent, and the result is a cleaner, more cohesive UX that meaningfully leveled up our product.
The primary deliverable was the new UI. The less tangible, yet impactful, outcome was the platform’s overall enhancement, elevating its look and feel and positioning our product on a stronger competitive footing.
We've gone from 0 to 75 users across multiple enterprise customers in five months and secured five new contracts as a direct result of launching the portal.
The entire engagement process was smooth end-to-end, communication was excellent, and the result is a cleaner, more cohesive UX that meaningfully leveled up our product.
Users involved in usability testing reported improved ease of use and navigation, highlighting the effectiveness of the proposed design changes.
The primary deliverable was the new UI. The less tangible, yet impactful, outcome was the platform’s overall enhancement, elevating its look and feel and positioning our product on a stronger competitive footing.
The ability to understand complex information and build solutions without needing to explain details in full depth and detail is impressive.
Eleken work resulted in a more cohesive, user-friendly platform that effectively meets the needs of investors, combining simplicity with functionality.
Test our redesign approach on your own product
Give us one part of your product that isn't performing, like an onboarding flow, a dashboard, or a screen where users give up. We'll dig into the evidence, show you what we'd change and why, and start working on the fix.
What you'll see duringthe trial:
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How we find the problem
We look at your users, data, and business goals before touching a screen.
02
How fast we get to a working version
You see a working version within days, not a mockup weeks later.
03
What a senior SaaS designer adds on top of AI
The UX decisions, states, and details that make a redesign work for real users.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a SaaS product redesign?
A SaaS product redesign is the process of reworking a product's user experience and interface so it becomes easier to use, understand, and sell. It goes beyond updating the visuals. A good redesign starts by finding where users get stuck or where the product undersells itself, then fixes those flows, navigation, and screens, often along with the design system behind them. It can cover the whole product at once or happen gradually, flow by flow.
When does a SaaS product need a redesign?
Usually when the design starts costing you users or deals: prospects say the product looks outdated, new users get lost or need a demo to start, valuable features go unnoticed, or every new release makes the product harder to use. If the functionality is strong but the numbers don't reflect it, the design is often the reason.
What's the difference between a product redesign and a UX audit?
A UX audit tells you what's wrong and what to fix first. You get a report with every issue ranked by severity and a recommendation for each. A redesign fixes those problems: new flows, UI, and a design system, delivered ready to ship. Many teams start with an audit, and if you continue with a redesign, the audit becomes its first step.
Do we need to redesign the entire product?
Not necessarily. We start by looking at your product, data, and users, then recommend a gradual or complete redesign based on what we find. A complete product UX redesign makes sense when the product looks outdated throughout or has outgrown its structure. Otherwise, fixing the flows that cost you the most is often enough.
Can you redesign only one flow or feature?
Yes. Many redesigns start with the one flow that costs the business the most, like onboarding or a key dashboard. From there, you can continue flow by flow or stop once the problem is solved.
Will a redesign confuse our existing users?
It shouldn't. Our UX redesign services include changing what causes friction and keeping what people already rely on. For products with an established user base, we usually recommend a gradual redesign, introducing changes step by step so users keep working without disruption.
How much does a SaaS product redesign cost?
We work on a monthly subscription, with a full-time or part-time designer, so you pay for design capacity rather than a fixed scope. You can scale up, scale down, or pause as your needs change. See our pricing page for current rates.
Can you work with our existing design system?
Yes. We audit what you have, keep what’s used, and fix or extend the rest. If a previous team or agency started the system, we finish it rather than start over. If you don’t have one yet, we build it as part of the redesign.
Do you test the redesign before development?
Yes. Because we prototype in code, your team and your users can click through a working version before development starts. We test with real users where possible, or through expert review and stakeholder walkthroughs, so problems get caught while they're still cheap to fix.
Do you help with implementation?
Yes. By default, Eleken product redesign company deliver working frontend built on your components, sent to your developers as a pull request in GitHub. We work on a separate branch, never on main, and your team reviews and decides what gets merged. We don't deploy. If your team prefers working from Figma, we deliver dev-ready Figma files and stay in touch with your developers during implementation.
How do you measure whether the redesign worked?
Against the metric we agree on before starting, such as activation, trial-to-paid conversion, feature adoption, or support volume. After release, we check it and tell you what moved and what didn't.
Can we try working with you before committing?
Yes, with a free 3-day trial. Give us one part of your product that isn't performing, and you'll see how we find the problem, what we'd change, and how quickly we start on the fix, all on your own product.