Automotive UX Design Services for Your Product
Automotive UX design services focus on screens a driver can read in a glance. Omeiro designs instrument clusters, infotainment screens, quick-access climate controls and night palettes that reduce eye strain.
A sample layout, on desktop and phone
A made-up example of the kind of page this work is for: a clear heading, one main button and the key sections. The same page reflows on a phone.
A made-up layout to show the kind of structure we work on for automotive UX design. It is not a client site. Your design follows your brand, your pages and your content.
What you get with automotive UX design
Glanceable driving safety. High-contrast instrument cluster dials, rapid-access climate controls, and dark night-vision UI palettes minimizing eye distraction.
Basic Package
Instrument cluster concept; 2 infotainment screens, day/night. 7-day delivery, 2 revisions.
Standard Package
Cluster; 10 infotainment screens (nav, media, climate), states, prototype. 14-day delivery, 3 revisions.
Premium Package
Cluster variants; 25 HMI screens, component kit, motion specs, handoff. 24-day delivery.
Clear brief first
We confirm what you need before work starts, so the scope is clear on both sides.
Revisions listed
Each package shows its revision rounds. A round is one list of changes sent together.
Yours once paid
Copyright of the final work passes to you once the order is paid in full.
Hosting, domains and any paid theme, plugin or app are bought in your name and paid by you, so they stay with your business.
How our automotive UX design works
Define the driving context
We list what drivers must see and do.
Design glanceable layouts
Large type and high contrast keep eyes on the road.
Create day and night modes
Palettes are tuned for each lighting condition.
Prototype and hand off
Interactive flows and specs are delivered.
What automotive UX design must account for
Automotive UX design differs from phone design because the driver's attention belongs to the road. Targets must be large, tasks short and information readable in a glance. Bring the screen sizes, any hardware controls such as dials or steering wheel buttons and the platform you plan to build on. Basic covers an instrument cluster concept, two infotainment screens and day and night modes.
Sunlight, night driving and gloved or moving hands all affect legibility and touch accuracy. We consider contrast, type size and where critical functions sit, and keep deeper menus away from the driver. Standard adds navigation, media and climate screens with states and a prototype, while Premium adds cluster variants and motion specs. Thoughtful automotive UX design hands engineers clear specifications while safety validation stays with your own process.
In short
- Delivery in 7 to 24 days, by package.
- Fixed price, shown before you order.
- EV start-ups designing their first cockpit.
- Suppliers needing cluster and infotainment concepts.
- Copyright yours after full payment.
Automotive UX Design: common questions
How much does automotive UX design cost?
Prices are fixed and shown by package on our Automotive UX Design pricing page, so you see the full price before you order. You can also ask for a custom quote.
How long does car infotainment UI design take?
Delivery depends on the package: Basic 7-day delivery; Standard 14-day delivery; Premium 24-day delivery.
What is included in the Basic Package?
The Basic Package includes: Instrument cluster concept; 2 infotainment screens, day/night. Higher packages add more scope, revisions and support.
Can I get a custom in-vehicle hmi design package?
Yes. If none of the packages fits, use the custom package form on our pricing page to describe what you need, and our team sends you a fixed price.
Is this regulatory approved?
No. These are design concepts, and safety approval is separate.
Do you build the software?
The deliverables are designs and specs.
Why a night palette?
Dark, low-glare colours reduce distraction at night.
Do you design for specific platforms?
Tell us your platform before ordering.
What is the difference between an instrument cluster and an infotainment screen?
The cluster sits behind the wheel and shows speed, warnings and essential driving data. The infotainment screen handles navigation, media, climate and phone functions, usually in the centre.
Who owns the final work?
Copyright of the final work passes to you once the order is paid in full. Paid fonts, stock files or licences, if used, are licensed in your name.
Ready to start your automotive UX design?
Compare the packages and pick the one that fits. Not sure which? Write to us and we will help you choose.