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20K for design?” No.
$20K is not for design. It’s for fixing decisions that are already costing you money.
Because the problem isn’t UI. The problem is: users don’t reach the value onboarding doesn’t convert flows break motivation the product isn’t generating revenue, even though it could
We’ve had cases where redesigning onboarding increased conversion by +40%. You’re not paying for screens. You’re paying for your product to start working. And yes - it’s not for everyone.
If you want to understand where your product is losing money - you can book a strategic session here: 👉 https://contra.com/s/k6qZgFA2-mobile-app-ui-ux-design-audit-and-growth-strategy-for-mobile-app
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some clients just have an attitude, don't they? hahaha
No gold flakes - just product thinking, growth strategy, and results😅
Agree on patterns > visuals.
But which 1–2 patterns would you say are consistently underrated by most mobile teams?
Paying for design to fix broken onboarding and add 40% conversion — that reframe alone is worth sharing everywhere
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Both for me. Good work
The difference between a $5K logo and a $20K brand identity:
A $5K logo gives you a mark. Maybe a color palette. A few font pairings. A PDF you'll open once and forget.
A $20K identity system gives you a decision making framework that scales.
Here's what I mean:
The logo is 5% of the work. The other 95% is the system that tells your team and every designer or marketer and agency you'll ever hire exactly how your company should show up on every surface and In every context.
A $5K logo needs you to be in every meeting to say "no don't do that"
A $20K system means you never have to say that again.
The companies that scale their brand are the ones with the best system behind it.
Which one are you paying for?
Exactly!
The real value isn’t the logo, it’s the system that removes guesswork at scale.
When structure is clear, the brand can grow without constant correction
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