How I work

Before we work together

We’re probably not a good fit if...

  • You need polished screens fast, before we’ve figured out how the product should work
  • Design decisions are based on gut feeling, with no room for research or testing
  • You want a designer to execute decisions, rather than question them
  • You see user experience as a nice extra, not something that affects the business
  • There’s no development team to build what we design

We’ll work well together if...

  • You’re open to having your assumptions tested, even if the answer surprises you
  • You see a confusing product as a business problem, not just a design problem
  • You care about how the product works as much as how it looks
  • You trust experts to own their part of the work
  • You want the design built, shipped and improved

What happens after you reach out

  1. Step 1

    Intro call

    We start with a 15-minute call where you tell me about the product, the problem and what you need help with. I’ll ask a few questions, and we’ll see together if we’re a good fit to work together.

    15 minFreeGoogle Meet
  2. Step 2

    Proposal

    If it feels like a good fit, I’ll send you a proposal within 48 hours with the scope, timeline and price, so you know exactly what’s included before we start.

    Fixed priceB2B contract via MerakNDA on request
  3. Step 3

    Understanding the problem

    Before I start designing, I spend some time understanding the product, the users and the problem we’re trying to solve.

    This usually means a few short conversations with the people who know the product best, plus looking at any relevant data or existing research.

    Your PMDevelopersSupportYour data
  4. Step 4

    Working with your team

    I work directly in your existing setup, whether that’s your Figma files, design system, Slack, Teams or project tools.

    The goal is to work as part of your team, not create a separate process you have to manage.

    Your FigmaYour design systemSlack or TeamsJira or Linear
  5. Step 5

    Regular updates

    You’ll get a short written update every two days with what I’ve worked on, what’s coming next and anything I need from you.

    So you always know where the project stands without needing extra meetings.

    Every 48 hoursWritten updateProgress, next steps, blockers