Clay
San Francisco-based UX/UI, web and branding agency that designs scalable digital products and experiences for startups and Fortune 100 companies using cutting-edge technology and user-centered strategy.
Mission Control
Remote design agency that combines human creativity and AI to deliver sleek, strategic websites for ambitious startups.
Huge
Global design agency that creates immersive digital experiences and brand ecosystems, blending cultural insight, bold storytelling, and technology to drive growth.
Snøhetta
Multidisciplinary design studio known for blending architecture, landscape, and digital design into culturally rich, user-centered experiences around the world.
DEPT
Global digital agency that blends data-driven design, creative innovation, and emerging tech like AI and AR to craft user-centric, future-ready experiences for diverse markets.
North Kingdom
Swedish design agency specializing in immersive, story-driven digital experiences and interactive platforms that blend creativity with technology.
Work & Co
Global digital product agency that builds innovative apps, platforms, and tools through a collaborative, hands-on approach.
Metalab
Digital product design agency known for creating intuitive, user-focused interfaces and end-to-end solutions used by millions worldwide.
Locomotive
Montreal-based digital-first design agency renowned for crafting innovative, high-performance digital experiences that blend creative design with technical expertise.
Big Human
New York-based digital product agency known for creating intuitive websites, apps, and brands through a blend of design, technology, and user-centered strategy.
Selection Process
How We Curated the World’s Top Web Design Agencies
Selecting the best web design agencies requires more than just beautiful portfolios. Our methodology blends technical precision, strategic thinking, and business impact.
1. Design That Converts
We prioritized agencies that go beyond visuals and design websites with clear calls-to-action, goal-driven layouts, and conversion-focused architecture.
2. Platform Versatility & Execution
Agencies were chosen based on their ability to design for various platforms—Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, Framer, custom code—and to deliver pixel-perfect, responsive builds.
3. Industry Adaptability
From SaaS to luxury retail to nonprofits, we evaluated how agencies adapt their design approach to different audiences and business models.
4. Visual Originality & Recognition
We considered aesthetic innovation, uniqueness of style, and awards or recognition in design showcases like Awwwards, CSS Design Awards, and Behance.
5. Process & Project Delivery
Agencies were reviewed for structured processes, collaboration tools, client education, and on-time delivery—even on complex multi-stakeholder projects.
6. Client Feedback & Real-World Results
We incorporated verified reviews and case studies that showed tangible outcomes: traffic increases, bounce rate drops, better user engagement.
Leading Web Design Agencies
Detailed insights on each agency to help you make the right choice based on your specific goals.
Clay
Best for: startups and enterprises looking for meticulously crafted, user-centered websites that unify brand storytelling with seamless digital experiences.
Key clients: Slack, Facebook, Google, Amazon, Zenefits, Cisco
Locations: San Francisco, Belgrade Year Established: 2009
Team Size: 50-100
Budget: $50,000+
Hourly price: $150 – $199
Mission Control
Best for: fast-growing startups in fintech, Web3, and B2B tech seeking AI-enhanced web design and no-code development with flexible pricing and hands-on strategic support.
Locations: San Francisco
Established: 2025
Team Size: 11-50
Budget: depends on the pricing model
Hourly price: $150
Huge
Best for: large-scale brands seeking a strategic digital partner to craft immersive, culturally resonant experiences and scalable, future-ready ecosystems.
Key clients: McDonald’s, Pantone, Google, Nike, Samsung, Gucci
Locations: Brooklyn, NY (Headquarters), Chicago, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Oakland, Washington, Toronto, Canada, Singapore
Team Size: 1200+
Established: 1999
Budget: $500k+
Hourly rate: $350-$500/hr
Snøhetta
Best for: organizations seeking immersive, multi-sensory brand experiences that seamlessly blend physical space, digital design, and cultural identity into a cohesive brand world.
Key clients: Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Norway’s national parks, Up Norway, Collective Oslo, Youth Mental Health
Locations: Oslo, New York, San Francisco, Innsbruck, Paris, Adelaide, Melbourne, Hong Kong, Shenzhen
Team size: 351-400 employees
Year established: 1989
Budget: $500k+
Hourly price: $350-$500/hr
DEPT
Best for: medium to large enterprises and high-growth startups looking for tech-forward, data-driven digital solutions that integrate AI, AR/VR, and culturally attuned design at scale.
Key clients: Netflix, Google, Van Gogh Museum, Audi, ASOS
Locations: Amsterdam, Berlin, London, Manchester, Zurich, Copenhagen, Paris, Milan, Madrid, Lisbon, Dublin, Skopje, Zagreb, New York, San Francisco, Boston, Toronto, Buenos Aires, Mar del Plata, São Paulo, Mumbai, Jakarta, Manila, Singapore, Melbourne, and Sydney
Established: 2015
Employees: 4,000+
Minimum Project Price: $250,000
Hourly Fee: $250 — $350
North Kingdom
Best for: entertainment and gaming brands seeking immersive, emotionally driven digital experiences that fuse storytelling, design, and cutting-edge technology.
Key Clients: Google, LEGO, EA, IBM, Supercell, Riot Games, Disney, Netflix
Locations: Skellefteå, Sweden, with additional offices in Stockholm and Barcelona
Established: 2003
Employees: 50–249 employees
Minimum Project Price: $10,000–$25,000
Hourly Fee: $100–$149
Work & Co
Best for: brands seeking hands-on collaboration with senior design and engineering talent to create high-impact, user-centered digital products through a transparent, team-integrated process.
Key clients: Apple, Google, Nike, IKEA, Disney, Epic Games, Mailchimp, Lyft, Airbnb, and Chase
Locations: Brooklyn, Portland, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Copenhagen, Belgrade, São Paulo, and Rio de Janeiro
Established: 2013
Team Size: 450+
Budget: $450k+
Hourly rate: $350-$500/hr
Metalab
Best for: scaling tech companies and digital-first brands seeking premium, user-centric product design and end-to-end digital solutions with a strong focus on usability and craft.
Key Clients: Slack, Google, Amazon, Coinbase, TED, Disney, Uber, Tinder, TripAdvisor, Headspace, Modular, Midjourney, Crypto.com
Locations: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Established: 2006
Employees: 230
Minimum Project Price: $100,000+
Locomotive
Best for: design-forward brands seeking visually striking, high-performance websites that combine creative storytelling with expert development and motion design.
Key Clients: Mate Libre, Pangram Pangram, Stenger Bike, Lightship, Age of Union, City of Longueuil
Locations: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Employees: 25
Minimum Project Price: $50,000+
Big Human
Best for: purpose-driven brands and nonprofits seeking emotionally resonant, human-centered digital products built with both technical expertise and a passion for positive impact.
Key clients: Netflix, TD Ameritrade, Gemini, Rockefeller Center, TaskRabbit, Vine, HQ Trivia, Whistle, Plentiful, Quinn
Locations: New York , NY
Team Size: 11-50
Founded in: 2010
Budget: $250k+
Hourly rate: $250-$350/hr
Frequently Asked Questions About Logistics Design Agencies
What do logistics design agencies specialize in?
They focus on UX/UI and product design for platforms that manage freight, warehousing, inventory, delivery tracking, and logistics automation.
Which agencies are best for logistics and supply chain companies?
Top choices include Clay, Code and Theory, Work & Co, Upstatement, and Thoughtbot—known for clean UX, B2B product design, and platform modernization.
Can these agencies design complex dashboards and admin tools?
Yes, many excel at enterprise UX, creating intuitive dashboards for real-time tracking, analytics, route planning, and operations management.
Do they help with branding and positioning for logistics startups?
Absolutely. They can define brand identity, messaging, and visual systems that communicate trust and technical excellence.
Are logistics UX needs different from consumer-facing platforms?
Yes, B2B logistics platforms require clarity, density of information, speed, and scalability across roles like drivers, dispatchers, and clients.
Can agencies handle responsive design for mobile devices?
Definitely. Mobile-first designs are essential for driver apps, on-the-go tracking, and field operations interfaces.
How much does a logistics design project cost?
Costs typically range from $50K to $200K+, depending on project size, number of user roles, system complexity, and deliverables.
Do they work with APIs, ERP, or TMS integrations?
While not developers, good design agencies understand how to design around logistics APIs, ERP data, or TMS features.
Do these agencies offer discovery and UX research for logistics workflows?
Yes, many conduct user interviews, journey mapping, and workflow audits to design more efficient operations.
Can they redesign outdated legacy software?
Yes, legacy modernization is a common use case, where agencies bring intuitive UX and clean design to old logistics platforms.
What’s the typical timeline for a logistics platform design?
Most projects take 10-16 weeks, including UX strategy, design systems, prototyping, and usability testing.
Do they offer UX for warehouse management systems (WMS)?
Yes, some specialize in designing warehouse UIs, inventory tools, scanner interfaces, and picker workflows.
Can they support multiple user personas (e.g. driver, shipper, admin)?
Yes, top agencies build multi-role interfaces with tailored views and permissions for each user group.
Are there agencies focused on sustainability in logistics?
Some agencies emphasize green supply chain messaging, carbon tracking UX, and sustainability-focused logistics startups.
Do they design for international or cross-border logistics?
Yes, many build scalable platforms that support multi-language, currency, customs compliance, and cross-border freight workflows.
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