Most design tasks come back within 2–3 business days. Anything I'm building in code takes a little longer, since it's production-ready rather than a mockup. You're working with one focused person, not a queue behind an account manager, so there's no hand-off lag. Your priorities are mine.

I start with a kickoff to get deep into your product, users, and goals, plus your repo and stack if I'm shipping code. I get set up in your Figma, Slack, and task tool so I'm operating like a teammate from week one, not a vendor you brief from a distance.

Me, directly, every time. No juniors, no account managers, no work passed down a chain. You get one senior person who designs and writes the production front-end, with a background in engineering physics and shipped consumer apps. The person you talk to is the person doing the work.

Most agencies sell you a senior in the pitch and deliver with juniors, with a project manager translating in between. With me there's no translation layer and no drop in quality, because the design and the code come from the same hands. That's also why things move fast and stay coherent.

This is the part most studios don't do. I don't hand your engineers a Figma file or build in a page-builder. I write real production front-end in your stack (React, Next.js, Tailwind) and commit straight to your repo as PRs your team reviews like any teammate's. What you see in design is what ships, because I build it.

Yes. I work inside your repo, match your conventions, and slot into your review process. Think of me as a design-minded front-end engineer who also owns the design. Your backend and infra team keep doing exactly what they do.

Figma and FigJam. Everything sits on a component system so it stays consistent and translates cleanly into code.

I work through your priorities one or two things at a time, shipped properly rather than half-done in bulk. It's one person's focused capacity, so I line up the roadmap with you and always move the most important thing forward. If you need more throughput than one person can give, I'll tell you straight.

I break them into milestones and sequence them, so you see progress shipping continuously instead of waiting for one big reveal at the end.

I iterate until it's right. Revisions are part of the work, not an add-on. I also put options in front of you early, at the wireframe stage, so we catch direction issues before anything's polished or built.

My focus is product design and front-end: UX, UI, design systems, prototypes, and shipping the code. I don't take on full brand identity, illustration, marketing copywriting, or backend architecture. If a project needs those, I'll point you to people I trust.

That's a Sprint: fixed scope, fixed price, one defined thing designed and shipped, no ongoing commitment. It's also a low-risk way to try working together before going monthly.

Yes to both. The embedded engagement is month-to-month with no long lock-in. Scale up when your roadmap's busy, pause when it's quiet, and pick back up without losing your place. Minimum first engagement: one month.

Sprints are quoted per scope. Embedded engagements are $4K/month. No guesswork, no surprise add-ons. You know the number before I start.

Since this is hands-on work delivered as I go, I don't refund time already spent. But you're never locked into work that isn't landing. On monthly, you can stop before the next cycle. On Sprints, I agree scope and milestones with you up front, so you always know what you're paying for.