A 30 minute video call. Tell me what you need and I will come back with a couple of slots that work.
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UX/UI design, product design and design systems. In practice that means user research, flows and wireframes, prototypes, visual design, and the component library the product is built from.
Four phases: discovery, definition, design, delivery. Discovery maps the business context and the constraints. Definition frames the problem. Design produces flows, prototypes and specs. Delivery stays with the front-end team until it ships.
A landing page runs 2–3 weeks. A full product design runs 2–3 months. Scope decides it, so I give a written estimate after the first call.
Project rate or day rate. A project rate suits a defined scope with a clear end. A day rate suits ongoing work where the scope moves.
Yes, and with enterprises. Team size changes the process, not the standard: telecom, insurance, e-commerce and public sector are all in the last ten years of work.
Yes. I write production code, so I spec components developers can build as designed: states, variants, tokens, edge cases. Fewer round trips, and the built result matches the file.
Yes. Retainers cover design work and design system maintenance once the first release is out.
Figma for design, prototyping and systems. Git, and whatever tracker your team already runs. I adapt to the workflow rather than moving it.