Five phases that define a product design engagement
1. Discovery & research
user interviews, problem framing, competitive mapping. Output: a validated problem statement and scope.
2. UX architecture
user flows, information architecture, wireframes. Output: a navigable prototype ready for stakeholder review.
3. Visual design
high-fidelity screens, component design, brand application. Output: pixel-ready specs in Figma.
Real engagement outputs and outcomes across client projects
How clients describe the process from their side
These are verbatim quotes from founders and product leaders who ran full engagements.
“The project was completed on time and on budget, and we were able to release each part as needed with raving reviews from our customers. We mostly interacted with the project manager, through Slack and Figma which was extremely efficient. We were worried about the timezone difference but they were always available for most of our workday when needed and all of our meetings were in the morning (EST). Their design is extremely good, but their structure and processes are their superpowers. I've never worked with a vendor operating so well, especially on a creative job. We've decided to rely on them for all of our design going forward instead of hiring full-time product designers, so we're VERY pleased. As with every external contributor, we wish they understood a little bit more of how our product works, but that's on us and it's something we've noticed is getting better with new projects.”
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