UX/UI and web design agency

UX/UI design and professional websites for B2B companies. Accessible, intuitive websites designed so buyers can find exactly what they are looking for.

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What you gain from great UX/UI design

  • Your website stops being a brochure and starts converting: Constance Hotels increased conversions by 80% in twelve months and improved load times by 26%.
  • Marketing can publish without breaking the design: En Sector Alarm we built a design system with reusable components, and teams in each country started launching changes without waiting for development.
  • The redesign doesn't wipe out your search rankings: In DEACERO the UX and SEO teams worked in tandem, with the structure decided before launch rather than after.

How to know if you need to redesign your website

Your website looks good but doesn't generate leads. Sales gets calls from people who couldn't find what they were looking for and called out of desperation.
The technical buyer can't find the product data. The filters don't match how products are selected, and the spec sheet PDF is four clicks away.
Every change has to go through development. Marketing can't set up a new page without opening a ticket, so stop trying.
You've never checked if your website is accessible. It doesn't work with screen readers, keyboards, or sufficient contrast.
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OUR PROCESS

Your UI/UX design service, step by step

01

Research

We start with who uses your website and what they come to do: compare, validate, or repeat an order. We look at analytics, heatmaps, and session recordings before forming an opinion on the design.
Deliverable: user experience audit with issues prioritized by business impact.
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Design and validation

We design the architecture, flows, and interface, and test them before building anything. We validate with users or A/B testing, not with opinions.
Deliverable: navigable prototype, design system with reusable components, and applied accessibility criteria.
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Implementation and measurement

We oversee the implementation to ensure the design makes it to production intact. Afterward, we measure conversion, speed, and behavior, and continue to make adjustments.
Deliverable: implemented design.
It improved its web ecosystem in Umbraco, thanks to an agile strategy and an optimised Design System
Service success story
Sector Alarm

It improved its web ecosystem in Umbraco, thanks to an agile strategy and an optimised Design System

Results

Thanks to great teamwork and a deep knowledge of the CMS Umbraco we achieved significant results for Sector Alarm:

  • Improved incident management: the centralized structure and the agile methodology ensured a quick and effective resolution of incidents, improving the performance and stability of the platform in all countries. At the same time, it allowed the customer to know at all times the status of the work, planning and prioritization.
  • Launch time: creating reusable elements allowed marketing teams to make quick and efficient changes, without relying on technical resources, which accelerated implementation and adaptation times to the market.
  • Investment Efficiency: Being able to adapt components without the need for additional technical development allows Sector Alarm to benefit from budgetary restraint. ‍
  • International expansion: thanks to the excellent relationship and delivery of value, we extended our collaboration to the various countries where Sector Alarm has a presence. We adapt our solutions to solve the specific challenges of each market, ensuring a coherent, consistent and customized implementation.

This success story demonstrates how strategic and well-structured collaboration can transform the digital management of a company, improving efficiency, reducing costs and accelerating market response.

Sector Alarm has been able to consolidate its position as a security leader in Europe, supported by a robust and adaptable digital platform.

UX/UI design testimonials

Our clients

Pedro Eduardo, Digital Manager at GRUPO DEACERO
"Our request to Novicell was simple: we wanted to understand how users navigated our site. Thanks to their expertise, input, and know-how, the project evolved into a complete redesign of our website."

Pedro Eduardo

Digital Manager, GRUPO DEACERO

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Web accessibility

An accessible website is one that anyone can use: whether with a screen reader, keyboard-only, or by users with low vision or color blindness. In industrial B2B, this isn't just a detail: some public tenders and purchases require it by contract, and buyers will abandon a site if a form cannot be completed without a mouse.

We audit against the WCAG 2.1 standard: contrast, visible focus, keyboard navigation, heading hierarchy, forms, and alt text. We provide you with a list of issues ranked by severity, with the specific fix for each, separating design-related fixes from development-related ones.

Why UX/UI design matters to every department

Here is how the day-to-day changes for each team when a website is designed for its users:

Sales

We get fewer calls from lost users and more requests from people who have already chosen their product. The conversation starts with the quote, not with "I couldn't find anything."

IT/Technology

A design system with reusable components reduces maintenance and ad-hoc requests. At Sector Alarm, this cut launch times across all their countries.

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Marketing

Launch new campaigns and pages without breaking visual consistency or needing extra help. Plus, track which design changes actually move the needle on conversions.

Product

Heatmaps and session recordings show exactly what people look at before making a decision, and that data helps organize your product pages and catalog.

Carlos Alberto Piana
Carlos Alberto Piana
UI-UX Designer

It's not about how it looks, it's about who it's designed for

"Having a pretty website isn't enough to make sales. The ones that work start with a different question: who is going to use this and what task are they trying to solve? That's where the architecture comes from, and that's where the interface follows."

UX/UI design FAQs

Frequently asked questions about UX/UI design and web design.

What is UX/UI design?
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UX/UI design is the process of creating user experiences (UX) and user interfaces (UI) that are attractive, easy to use, and effective. UX design focuses on the user's experience, while UI design focuses on the look and feel of the user interface.
UX stands for user experience and UI for user interface.
What are the benefits of UX/UI design?
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UX/UI design can provide a number of benefits for companies, including:Improved brand visibility
  • Increase in sales.
  • Improved customer engagement and loyalty.
  • Reduced customer support costs.
  • Increased customer satisfaction.
  • Improved brand visibility.
In industrial B2B, it has an additional benefit: it makes it easier for technical buyers to quickly find data sheets, comparisons, and documentation, which shortens the decision-making cycle and improves the quality of the leads reaching the sales team.
How can I find a good UX/UI design agency?
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Key factors include the agency's previous experience with projects similar to yours, the methodology they apply (research, prototyping, validation), the assigned team and their specialization, and the ability to demonstrate business results, not just visual deliverables.
Ask for real case studies, talk to the team that would be working with you, and verify that they understand your industry. For industrial B2B projects, it is important that the agency understands long sales cycles and integration with CRM, PIM, or ERP systems.
How much does UX/UI design cost?
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The cost of UX/UI design varies based on several factors, including the complexity of the project, the size of the agency, and the experience of the design team.
In practice, it depends on how many different templates need to be designed, whether a design system already exists or needs to be created, and whether the project includes implementation or just design.
What should I consider when hiring a UX/UI design agency?
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There are several things you should consider when hiring a UX/UI design agency, including:

  • Your project's goals.
  • Your project's budget.
  • Your project's delivery timeline.
  • The design team's skills and experience.
  • The agency's communication and collaboration.
It is also important that the agency delivers the project in a format ready for implementation on the platform you use, whether it's Webflow, Umbraco, Sitecore, Storyblok, or WordPress, and provides support until launch.
What is Novicell's experience in UX/UI design?
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We are a UX design agency based in Barcelona. We have worked with a wide range of clients, from small businesses to large corporations across various industries, including finance, healthcare, hospitality, and retail, among others.
We have redesigned the DEACERO website for its seven vertical markets and built the design system for Sector Alarm's multi-country ecosystem.
Our specialists have a deep understanding of UX/UI design principles and create attractive, intuitive digital assets, implementing UX and UI strategies, strategic web design, and UX CRO for everything from websites and intranets to mobile apps.
What web accessibility services do you offer?
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We design with accessibility in mind from the start: sufficient contrast, visible focus, keyboard navigation, heading hierarchy, and forms that can be completed without a mouse.
We don't sell accessibility audits as a standalone service; we integrate them into the design process, which is where they truly hold up.