Start with the decision your team needs to make.
A focused review, a product workflow, a research question or a practical AI session. These offers describe ways to scope the work together.
UX Design
Choose a focused piece of work or a defined period of design support. We shape the engagement around your product, your team and what needs to happen next.
Focused UX review
Your team can feel the friction, but needs a clear starting point. Review the journeys that matter and decide what to fix first.
Deliverables: Prioritized findings, annotated screens, design recommendations and a team walkthrough.
Scope and deliverables →Product workflow design
A complex task needs more than a polished screen. Connect entry, decisions, feedback and recovery into a flow your team can build.
Deliverables: Task flows, key screens, state and interaction notes, and an annotated Figma handoff.
Scope and deliverables →Design support through implementation
Keep the product intent clear as details meet engineering constraints. Get a design partner for a defined feature or set of iterations.
Deliverables: Reviewed alternatives, refined screens, implementation feedback and a clear decision record.
Scope and deliverables →UX Research
Start with a defined question or a body of research that needs attention. We agree on the decision, audience, access and deliverables before the study begins.
Discovery research
Understand the needs and barriers behind a product opportunity.
Deliverables: A focused study, findings report and recommendations tied to your decision.
Scope and deliverables →Research synthesis
Find the useful pattern in interviews, observations or an existing research archive.
Deliverables: Organized findings, a traceable synthesis and clear next questions.
Scope and deliverables →Usability evaluation
Identify the points where a product’s tasks and feedback become difficult to understand.
Deliverables: A scoped evaluation, prioritized findings and recommendations your team can discuss.
Scope and deliverables →Applied AI
An AI engagement should have a task, a way to judge the output, and someone responsible for the next decision. We agree on those before choosing the scope.
AI workflow review
Find where AI could help a task and where people need to make the decision.
Deliverables: A workflow map, requirements, review points and a proposed next step.
Scope and deliverables →Prompt development and prototypes
Turn an unclear request into instructions and a result your team can inspect.
Deliverables: A scoped prompt or prototype, evaluation examples and handoff notes.
Scope and deliverables →Practical AI training
Help your team practice prompting, reviewing and refining work that matters to them.
Deliverables: An agreed session, guided exercises and reference material to use afterward.
Scope and deliverables →Agree on the work before it begins.
After an initial conversation, I propose deliverables, fee, schedule and review points. Scope depends on the task, the available evidence and the people involved.
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