Mumbai, July 22, 2025: Yellow Slice, one of India’s leading strategic design consultancies, has officially announced its foray into the United Kingdom. Renowned for its research-driven UX design and digital transformation capabilities, the company sets an ambitious target of generating over $10 million in revenue from the UK market within the next three years. The expansion also includes the establishment of a design research lab, in-depth partnerships with British universities, and strategic collaborations across the innovation ecosystem.
“The UK offers a brilliant intersection of legacy businesses, design-conscious markets, and some of the world’s best academic institutions,” said Kishor Fogla, Founder & CEO of Yellow Slice. “We’re not just here to sell design services—we’re here to move human experience forward through research, innovation, and meaningful partnerships.”
What sets this expansion apart is Yellow Slice’s unwavering focus on strategic design, service design, and user behavior research. The consultancy is committed to building Design & Research Lab and leveraging academic collaboration as a core differentiator in delivering transformative design solutions.
With plans to tap into sectors such as BFSI, Healthtech, and Government services, Yellow Slice will work closely with UK-based enterprises to decode complex challenges using AI-augmented design, behavioral UX, and systems thinking.
The UK’s design industry, currently valued at over £85 billion, stands as a global hub for creativity, innovation, and digital transformation. Yellow Slice views this as a timely and strategic opportunity to bring its Indian design sensibilities—refined through over 2000+ projects across Asia—to global clients looking for deeper engagement, empathy-led solutions, and future-focused design systems.
Vision for the Next Three Years:
- $10 million revenue from the UK market
- 50+ high-impact design projects across sectors
- Collaborations with 3–5 leading UK universities
- Launch of Design & Research Lab
- Hiring and mentoring local design talent to foster cross-cultural dialogue
