Best UX Design Agencies in Miami (2026)

Introduction

Miami has a smaller UX scene than New York or San Francisco, and the 10 firms below cover most of what it offers: UX research, product and app design, healthcare software, immersive training and award-winning web experiences. Each was chosen for the depth of its UX practice, its client list and a confirmed office in the Miami area.

Much of the city's product work follows its role as the US base for Latin American business. Globant runs its south-eastern US hub from Miami, and consultancies such as Multiplica and UZER manage banking, retail and insurance programmes across Latin America from offices here. A common pattern is a small Miami team for clients and strategy, with designers and engineers in Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Bogotá, São Paulo or Mexico City. Healthcare is another strong thread: Light-it builds digital health products from Aventura, and Lucid Reality Labs won a Webby in 2025 for a VR medical training simulation.

Every firm here has a Miami-area office in 2026, from Brickell and Doral to Aventura. The list is in no fixed order of merit, since the right choice depends on whether you need research, design or a team that can also build. Multidisciplinary studios working mainly on identity, packaging and print are covered on a separate design agencies page.

The best UX design agencies in Miami

1. Globant

Publicly listed · Miami · globant.com

Globant is a digital transformation company with more than 27,400 staff in over 30 countries. Its office on Blue Lagoon Drive is the company's south-eastern US hub, and in 2021 Globant expanded it and opened a Smart Venues hub there, which designs connected experiences for stadiums, retail and hospitals. Work is organised into studios covering product and platform engineering, industry AI, and GUT, the creative agency it owns.

Clients include Formula 1, the LA Clippers, adidas, Google, EA, Santander, HSBC and British Airways, and FIFA renewed its partnership with Globant for 2026 and 2027. Brand Finance ranked it the fastest-growing IT services brand. It suits large programmes that combine experience design with engineering at scale; a small product brief may be better served elsewhere on this list.

2. Multiplica

Digital consultancy · Miami · multiplica.com

Multiplica is a digital experience consultancy founded in 2000, with 625 consultants across nine offices in Miami, Spain and Latin America. Its experience practice covers UX design, product strategy and customer insight, and it sits alongside technology, conversion optimisation and personalisation teams.

The client list leans towards banking, retail and insurance, with BBVA, Bancolombia, Santander, Walmart, Mapfre, MSC Cruises and Telcel among them. In 2026 the firm has been publishing on what it calls agentic experience, including a study on how brands are found by AI agents. It is a sensible option for programmes that must run in Spanish across several Latin American markets.

3. Key Lime Interactive

Women and minority-owned · Doral · keylimeinteractive.com

Key Lime Interactive is a UX research and customer experience service design agency founded in 2009 and headquartered in Doral. It holds NMSDC minority supplier certification. Services include qualitative and quantitative user research, UX and CX strategy, competitive benchmarking and testing of generative AI experiences.

Clients listed on its site include Cisco, CVS Health, Chase, Bose, Amazon, Southwest Airlines, Google, GE Healthcare, Fannie Mae and Disney, and it runs a competitive insights programme on mobile banking. It is the clearest choice here when the brief is research and evidence rather than design delivery.

4. UZER

Independent · Miami · uzer.co

UZER is a UX/UI design and consulting firm launched in 2016, with offices in Miami, Bogotá, Austin, Málaga and Hamburg. Its services cover user research, product strategy, UX/UI design, front-end development and AI implementation, and almost all of its work is UX-led.

Clients include Banco Guayaquil, Allianz, VML and RES. The firm says it was named the best UX consulting and design agency in Latin America in 2023 and 2024, and it works in both English and Spanish.

5. Cappen

Independent · Miami · cappen.com

Cappen is a digital studio founded in 2006 that works from Miami and São Paulo. It designs and builds websites, platforms, mobile apps and interactive installations, with UX/UI and motion design in house. Its work has won five Awwwards Sites of the Day and 13 honourable mentions, along with three FWA Sites of the Day.

Clients include Gatorade, McDonald's, Royal Caribbean, Microsoft and Samsung. Recent projects include a digital ecosystem for JCPM's shopping malls in 2025 and a platform redesign for the paint maker Iquine in 2026; earlier work includes the app for Ministry of Supply's heated jacket.

6. The First The Last

Independent · Aventura · thefirstthelast.agency

The First The Last was founded in 2018 and has two headquarters, in Dubai and Miami, with its Miami office in Aventura and a team of more than 30. Services run from brand strategy and digital-first branding to UX/UI design, web development and motion.

The studio lists more than 150 awards across Awwwards, the Webby Awards, Red Dot, CSS Design Awards and the FWA. Most of its portfolio is in real estate, architecture, fashion and hospitality, with projects such as Yodezeen, Horizonte Village and Aerotim. It is strongest on marketing sites and launch experiences rather than complex software.

7. Light-it

Founder-led · Aventura · lightit.io

Light-it is a healthcare technology company that began as a college startup and is still run by its three founders, Alan Brande, Javier Lempert and Martin Oppenheimer. It has more than 180 staff, with its headquarters in Montevideo and offices in Buenos Aires, New York and Aventura. UX/UI design sits alongside product engineering, data infrastructure and quality assurance.

Clients include Roche, Best Buy, the University of Colorado, the AB InBev Foundation, Oxford Mindfulness, Seven Starling and Felix Health, and the company says it has built more than 143 products. Teams building patient or clinician software will find its focus on health useful.

8. Lucid Reality Labs

Independent · Miami · lucidrealitylabs.com

Lucid Reality Labs is an XR and AI studio with its US office on NE 60th Street in Miami and a second office in Singapore. It designs immersive training and simulations, digital twins and AI agents, mostly for healthcare, life sciences, education and aerospace. In 2025 it won a Webby Award for an AI-powered VR intubation simulation, a Muse Gold for a Medtronic medical AI agent and two Auggie Awards.

Clients include Medtronic, Roche, Philips, 3M, Procter & Gamble, L'Oréal, Novo Nordisk, Universal Destinations & Experiences and the American Red Cross. It belongs on a UX list for spatial and training interfaces, where usability testing happens in a headset.

9. Bolder Apps

Founder-led · Brickell · bolderapps.com

Bolder Apps was founded in 2019 by co-CEOs Sardor A. and Tulkin E. and is headquartered on SW 7th Street in Brickell, with a distributed team of more than 50. It designs and builds mobile and web apps, covering UI/UX design, prototypes, development and code audits.

Shipped products include the budgeting app Spendee, Clapper, a members' platform for Forbes and the Clearcover car insurance app, and named clients include the American Cancer Society, Rydoo and Qonto. Projects are fixed-scope, typically 8 to 20 weeks, with prices starting from $30,000.

10. Lounge Lizard

Independent · Brickell · loungelizard.com

Lounge Lizard was founded in 1998 and is headquartered on Long Island, with a Miami office on Brickell Avenue among ten US locations. Its services include web design, UX/UI design, development, e-commerce, branding and digital marketing, and its work has been recognised by the Davey Awards, W3 Awards and Awwwards.

Clients include McLaren, Nikon, A&E, TDK, Canon, Random House and NYU. With teams spread across several cities, it is worth asking which designers and researchers on your project are based in Miami.

What to look for in a Miami UX design agency

Decide first whether you need research, design or design and build. Key Lime Interactive and UZER are research-led, Multiplica and Globant combine experience design with large engineering teams, and Bolder Apps and Light-it design and ship the product themselves. Ask to see a case study in which the firm ran the research, made the design decisions and saw the result in use.

Ask where the team sits. Many Miami UX firms keep strategy and account staff in the city and their designers and engineers in Latin America, which usually means good time-zone overlap with US clients and lower rates. Find out who will run workshops and usability sessions in person, and how much of the design team you will meet.

If the product must work in Spanish or Portuguese, or across several Latin American markets, check how the firm recruits research participants in each market and who reviews the copy. A layout designed in English often needs rework once longer Spanish strings and local payment or identity flows are added. For banking and health products, ask how the firm handles personal data during research, and have your own legal and security teams confirm what your deployment requires.

Finally, agree how research and design files will be kept and handed over. A single project can produce hours of interview recordings, Figma files, prototypes, usability reports and decision notes. Firms that keep findings searchable, collect feedback in one place and hand over a tidy library make it far easier to keep improving the product after the engagement ends.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best UX design agency in Miami?

There is no single answer, as it depends on the work. For UX research, Key Lime Interactive has the longest list of enterprise clients; for large programmes that combine design and engineering, Globant and Multiplica run the biggest teams; for health products, Light-it specialises in the sector; and for award-winning web experiences, Cappen and The First The Last have the strongest records.

What is the difference between a UX agency and a design agency?

UX agencies on this page research how people use a product and design the screens, flows and systems behind it, and many also build it. Design agencies tend to work on identity, packaging, signage and print. If your brief is mainly visual identity or physical design, see the best design agencies in Miami.

Do Miami UX agencies work in Spanish?

Many do. UZER and Multiplica run offices in Latin America and Spain, Globant has large teams across the region, and Cappen works from Miami and São Paulo. Ask who will moderate research sessions in each language and who checks the final copy.

Which Miami firms focus on UX research?

Key Lime Interactive is a dedicated UX research and service design agency, based in Doral. UZER and Multiplica also run user research and customer insight work alongside design.

Why do so many Miami UX firms have teams in Latin America?

Miami is the main US base for companies working across Latin America, and many firms pair a local client team with designers and engineers in cities such as Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Bogotá and São Paulo. The model offers close time-zone overlap with US clients. Ask how the work is split between the two before you sign.

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