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Three things, done by one person, which is the whole point. No handoff, no translation layer, no week lost explaining a design to the person building it.
Brand and identity
Naming direction, visual identity and the system to apply it consistently.
Read more →Product design and build
Design and engineering in one pass, from direction through to production.
Read more →AI product features
Model-backed features designed around the product, not bolted onto it.
Read more →How working together goes
Five steps, and you can stop after any of them.
- 1
Understand what you're actually building
Before anything gets designed we establish the product direction: who it's for, what job it does, and what success looks like. Most wasted budget comes from skipping this.
- 2
Design the screens that carry the weight
Not every screen. The three or four flows that decide whether the product works, designed properly, so the rest can follow the pattern.
- 3
Build it, not a mockup of it
Because I design and engineer, there's no handoff gap. What you approve is what gets built, in the same week rather than the next quarter.
- 4
Instrument it before launch
Analytics, conversion tracking and event definitions go in before you ship, not after. You can't improve what was never measured properly.
- 5
Hand it over so you can run it
Documentation, a CMS you can actually edit, and the reasoning behind the decisions. The goal is that you don't need me to change a headline.
Frequently asked
Yes. Most of my work is with teams in the UK. I'm on GMT year-round, which overlaps with UK and most of Europe for a full working day.