Before redesigning anything, you need to know exactly what's broken and why. That's what Discovery is for.

I'll dig into your product, your users, and your priorities to build a clear picture of where the UX is failing and what to fix first. When the project allows, I interview your actual users to map every friction point (I always recommend this — the insights are worth it).

What you walk away with: A detailed UX audit document, user flow maps with annotated problems, a screen inventory with state matrix, a prioritized problem list scored by severity, competitive benchmark, design system plan, and a sprint roadmap for the redesign. Everything is yours, even if we stop here.

This works well for teams who know something's off but can't pinpoint exactly what, or who need a clear plan before committing to a full redesign. It's also great ammunition for getting stakeholder buy-in — hard to argue with a prioritized list of problems backed by user research.

Typical timeline: 2-4 weeks depending on scope and whether we include user interviews.

Message me with a link to your product and what's not working. I'll tell you honestly whether Discovery makes sense for your situation, or if something lighter would do.