Best UX/UI design agencies in Barcelona
A UX/UI agency in Barcelona designs the experience and interface of digital products (websites and apps) to make them easy to use and convert. For this ranking we rely on the real experience of their clients, detailed in our methodology; what matters most is that they research with real users and show cases with improvement metrics, not just pretty screens.
List of the top-rated UX/UI agencies in Barcelona
Hi Experience
UX/UI agency with over 10 years of experience that combines digital product design, behavioral analytics, and technological development to increase conversion and ROI of digital platforms, ecommerce, and mobile applications.
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Several.pro
UX/UI Agency in Barcelona specialized in designing digital products, websites, applications and platforms focused on improving usability, conversion and user experience
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the option
Agency specialized in user experience design and interfaces that acts as a partner, adapting to the specific needs of each project through audits, prototyping, and testing with real users.
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Novicell
Agency specialized in UX/UI design for B2B companies that develops unique processes according to sector, combining user research, interface design and conversion optimization through experiments.
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tbb.Agency
Agency specialized in digital experience design that defines information architecture through interaction patterns and visual elements, creating interfaces where users interact effectively.
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Advertis
Agency specialized in web design with a UX/UI approach that integrates keyword research, wireframes, and artificial intelligence tools to optimize navigation and search engine positioning.
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4AddicTic
Platinum certified Prestashop agency for over 8 years. Specialized in web development, eCommerce and business digitalization. Located in Masquefa, province of Barcelona.
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FAQs you should know when hiring a UX/UI design agency in Barcelona
Because nice is not the same as usable. UX ensures that people find what they're looking for, understand what to do, and complete a purchase without frustration; a beautiful website where nobody knows where to click sells little. Visual design (UI) is the finishing layer; experience (UX) is the structure underneath.
Because it shows in data, not opinions. Signs that it worked:
- The percentage of visitors completing the key action (buying, contacting) increases.
- The number of people leaving immediately without interacting decreases.
- Queries like "I can't find X" are reduced.
Not necessarily. Many focus on design (research, structure, and screens) and deliver a prototype that a development team then codes; others offer both. Clarify from the start where their work ends, so you don't end up with a beautiful design that nobody knows how to turn into a real website.
Yes. You don't need a lab: sitting down five people similar to your customers and watching them use your website detects most serious problems. Even asking someone unfamiliar to try buying something while thinking aloud reveals flaws that you, being so used to it, no longer see.
Before. UX should be involved when the website is still a sketch, because changing the structure on paper takes minutes and changing it once coded costs money. Calling in the UX expert with the website finished is like asking for the blueprints with the house already built.