Best UX Design Agencies in Copenhagen (2026)

Introduction

Copenhagen has 11 UX design agencies worth a close look in 2026, ranging from two-founder product consultancies in Indre By to global firms such as Designit and Manyone. They were chosen for digital product and experience work, and for recent recognition where it could be confirmed.

The city’s UX market grew up around Danish payments, public-sector services and large life sciences and industrial clients. MobilePay, now part of Vipps MobilePay, runs through the case studies of more than one firm here, and public services such as MinSundhed and Borgerforslag are regular reference points. Ownership looks different from the advertising world too: the larger names sit under technology groups, with Designit owned by Wipro and Charlie Tango by KMD and NEC. At the Danish Digital Award in June 2026, Kvalifik took silver in the Best in Digital UI/UX category.

Every agency here has an active Copenhagen office or studio in 2026. The list runs in no fixed order of merit, since the right choice depends on your product, your budget and how much of the build you want the same team to handle. Firms whose main work is visual identity are covered on our branding page.

The best UX design agencies in Copenhagen

1. Designit

Owned by Wipro · Vesterbro · designit.com

Designit is a strategic design firm founded in Aarhus in 1991 and acquired by Wipro in 2015. Its Copenhagen studio on Ny Carlsberg Vej is now listed as the firm’s global headquarters, and it is one of 11 studios worldwide. Frida Setterberg leads the studio, which has a stated focus on sustainability and circular design.

Copenhagen projects include customer experience work for Pandora and the visitor experience at BLOX. The wider firm has recent product work for DNB, Lloyds Banking Group and Nokia. With that many studios, it is worth asking which one will staff your project.

2. Manyone

Founder-led · Nordhavn · manyone.com

Manyone is a strategic design consultancy formed in 2019, with David Fellah, a former CEO of Designit, among its founders. It reports 250 designers, strategists and technologists across 14 locations, and its Copenhagen office sits at the end of the Sundmolen pier in the Pakhus 48 warehouse.

Its work covers service, product and CX design, along with design systems and DesignOps. Examples include a digital booking experience for Lufthansa Cargo, digital and service transformation at STARK Group, and CX and service design for Deutsche Telekom’s fibre rollout in Germany. The firm also has an industrial design practice, which helps when a product has both hardware and software.

3. Framna

International digital product group · Islands Brygge · framna.com

Framna is a digital product agency that emerged from Bontouch, Move Agency and Shape, and it has 11 studios across Europe and the US. The Copenhagen studio was established in 2010, has more than 100 people and acts as the group’s centre for native iOS and Android development. In 2026 the firm published its Mobile App Trends Report, based on responses from 13,750 users.

Case studies include Norlys (electricity usage), Corti (real-time AI medical dictation), Just Eat and IKEA. Framna suits teams that want design and native engineering under one roof, particularly for consumer apps with large audiences.

4. Charlie Tango

Owned by KMD (NEC) · Østerbro · charlietango.dk

Charlie Tango is a digital agency of about 80 people working across development, data science and experience design. It was created in 2017 from two companies, In2media and the app developer Insilico, and is owned by KMD, which Japan’s NEC acquired in 2018. The office is in the former KTAS telephone exchange in Østerbro.

Its case list leans towards Danish services that many people use: MobilePay, the MinSundhed health data app, the Borgerforslag citizen proposal portal and Arbejdernes Landsbank. It also has experience with accessibility-focused websites, including Evia and Diversa. The KMD connection is relevant for large public-sector or energy projects.

5. Signifly

Partner-led · Vesterbro · signifly.com

Signifly is a digital agency founded in 2010, with 80 people across Copenhagen, Montréal, London, Oslo and Toronto. Its services span brand, digital product, campaign, ecommerce and AI work. It lists two Digitaliseringsprisen wins (2021 and 2022) and gold at the Creative Circle Awards for app design.

Clients shown on its site include Novo Nordisk, LEO Pharma, Maersk Line, Sundhed.dk, Digitaliseringsstyrelsen and Ferm Living, whose ecommerce site it built. Much of its best-known recent work, such as 7-Eleven in Norway, is brand-led, so ask to see product cases if UX is the main need.

6. Kvalifik

Copenhagen-based agency · Indre By · kvalifik.dk

Kvalifik is a web design and digital agency on Skindergade that builds on Webflow, mainly for marketing teams. It reports more than 350 projects across 13 markets. At the Danish Digital Award in June 2026 it won gold for Best Website and silver for Best in Digital UI/UX, both for the global website platform it built for Veo Technologies.

Other clients include Mikkeller, Maersk, Carlsberg and Akademikerpension. Its strength is in websites that have to convert, and it runs conversion optimisation alongside design. Teams building a logged-in product will find better matches elsewhere on this list.

7. Blixt & Dunder

Founder-led · Indre By · blixtdunder.com

Blixt & Dunder is a design consultancy founded in 2014 by designer Daniel Zander and strategist Teresa Schilder-Knudsen. It specialises in product design, design systems and DesignOps, mainly for Danish enterprise clients, and works from Sølvgade.

Its main case study is Vipps MobilePay, where it led product design and UX for the website redesign and cross-border payment experience after the Nordic wallets merged. Its site also shows logos for Falck, ISS, Tryg, Nets and Rejseplanen. The firm describes itself as a senior team, which suits organisations that want experienced practitioners working alongside an in-house product group.

8. EDL

Founder-led · Indre By · edl.dk

EDL is a small design systems agency on Gothersgade, founded by Frederick Andersen and working since 2021. It works mainly with B2B SaaS teams across Europe and North America, and it offers UX research, product design, design engineering and accessibility audits. A three-day design system assessment gives teams a low-commitment way to start.

Projects include the NemTilmeld platform redesign, a tenant app for Propbinder, and an AI-first design system for AXON Networks. EDL is a focused choice for software companies whose products have outgrown their component libraries.

9. Hello Monday

Part of DEPT · Christianshavn · hellomonday.com

Hello Monday is a creative studio with offices in Copenhagen, Aarhus and New York, and it operates as Hello Monday/DEPT within the DEPT group. Its work is grouped into brands, experiences, platforms, products and ecommerce. It also runs a service for digital product teams at startups and in product departments who need help building something new.

Clients include Google (Gemini and Search On), Strava (Year in Sport), Bang & Olufsen and Lyft. The studio leans towards interactive and expressive digital experiences, so it fits a launch or a consumer product more naturally than an enterprise workflow tool.

10. Frankly

Partner-led · Indre By · frankly.dk

Frankly is an interdisciplinary digital agency established in 2006, based on Kronprinsessegade with further offices in Vilnius and Budapest. It organises its work into brand, creative and tech, and focuses on B2B clients in industrial, medtech and finance.

Digital projects include a single installer app for Danfoss, an online hub for Meta’s Open Loop programme, e-learning for Henkel’s LOCTITE and corporate websites for Nordea and Arjo. Because the group works across three cities, it is reasonable to ask where design and development on your project will sit.

11. Studio September

Founder-led · Indre By · studioseptember.dk

Studio September is a young digital design studio on Bredgade, founded in 2024 by design directors Tobias Ravn and Jonas Ottossen. Its experience design service covers app design, user research, prototyping, service design and testing, alongside web, ecommerce and brand work.

Named projects so far include a website and identity rollout for Sparrow Quantum. With a team of up to ten, it is better suited to startups and contained projects, where direct contact with the founders is the main attraction.

What to look for in a Copenhagen UX design agency

Decide first how much of the build you want from the same partner. Framna and Charlie Tango employ large development teams, and EDL offers design engineering, while Blixt & Dunder works alongside in-house product groups. Handover costs tend to be lower when designers and developers share a team, though an existing engineering department may prefer a consultancy that fits around it.

Look for experience in your sector. Danish firms have deep case histories in payments, banking, public services and life sciences, and those fields bring their own constraints. If accessibility matters to your product, ask for examples and the method behind them. The European Accessibility Act covers services including banking and e-commerce, and any agency’s audit should still go to your own legal team for the final determination.

Ask how research is run. A product for Danish users needs testing in Danish, and a Nordic rollout may need several languages. Find out who recruits participants, who moderates, and whether you receive the recordings along with the findings.

Finally, check what you will own at the end of the project. A design system with documentation and a clear component library is easier to keep up than a set of final screens. It also helps to agree early where prototypes, research recordings and feedback will live, so that decisions can still be traced a year later.

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Usability sessions take up a lot of storage and are hard to go back through. Audio and video transcription makes uploaded recordings searchable, with clickable timestamps, and search works by meaning across those transcripts, documents and images. A researcher can look for every moment participants mentioned a checkout problem and jump straight to it. Recordings and large design exports sit in the cloud drive, which streams files on demand and takes no local disk space.

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Client feedback goes through a shared link. Share a file or folder with the client as a commenter, with no sign-up needed, and they can draw on a screen image and attach a comment, leave timestamped comments on a prototype walkthrough video, or highlight text in a PDF. The team then marks each comment completed, so a review round works like a checklist. There is more on this in how to get client feedback on a design.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best UX design agency in Copenhagen?

There is no single answer, as it depends on the product and the size of the project. On 2026 recognition, Kvalifik won silver for Best in Digital UI/UX at the Danish Digital Award. Designit and Manyone suit large programmes across several markets, and Blixt & Dunder and EDL suit teams that want a small, senior group.

Which Copenhagen UX agencies can also build the product?

Framna and Charlie Tango both combine design with large development teams, and Framna’s Copenhagen studio is its centre for native iOS and Android work. Signifly and Frankly also build digital products, and EDL offers design engineering for design systems.

Who owns the larger UX agencies in Copenhagen?

Designit has been owned by Wipro since 2015. Charlie Tango is owned by KMD, which NEC acquired in 2018. Hello Monday operates within DEPT.

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

A UX agency designs how a digital product or service works, using research, prototyping and testing. A branding agency defines how a company looks and speaks. Some firms here do both, and specialists in identity work are on our list of branding agencies in Copenhagen.

Are there smaller UX studios in Copenhagen that work with startups?

Yes. Studio September, founded in 2024, works with startups and established companies, and EDL works mainly with B2B SaaS teams. Blixt & Dunder also lists startups among its clients, though most of its work is with enterprises.

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