Product Design by Isaac BartlettProduct Design by Isaac Bartlett
Product DesignIsaac Bartlett
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I design digital products (apps, platforms, SaaS tools) that are not only visually engaging but strategically crafted around real user needs. My process combines research, UX flows, and scalable design systems so your product is intuitive, conversion-focused, and ready for growth. Unlike surface-level UI work, I deliver a complete product design foundation that saves development time and sets you up for long-term success.

What's included

Product Design
1. Research & Strategy User research (interviews, surveys, competitor analysis). Personas & user journeys (who the product is for, how they’ll use it). Problem definition & opportunity mapping. Feature prioritization / product roadmap alignment. 2. Information Architecture Sitemap (for web apps). User flows (step-by-step paths users take to complete tasks). Task analysis & journey mapping. 3. Wireframes & Low-Fidelity Prototypes Sketches / wireframes to outline layout and structure. Clickable prototype for testing early ideas with stakeholders or users. 4. Visual Design (UI) High-fidelity mockups for all key screens (desktop + mobile). Design system: Color palette. Typography. Components (buttons, cards, modals, forms, icons). Spacing and grid rules. Responsive states (desktop, tablet, mobile). Interaction states (hover, pressed, disabled). 5. Prototyping & User Testing Interactive prototype (in Figma, Framer, or similar). Usability testing sessions (optional, if included). Iteration rounds based on feedback. 6. Developer Handoff Organized design files (Figma, Sketch, XD). Component library linked to design system. Developer-ready specs (spacing, colors, typography, interactions). Exported assets (icons, illustrations, logos). 7. Final Deliverables Package Full set of design files (organized and editable). Clickable prototype to demonstrate flows. Design system / style guide for future scalability. Documentation for developers and stakeholders. Optional Add-Ons Motion design (micro-interactions, loading states, animations). Accessibility review & guidelines (WCAG compliance). Marketing materials (landing page design, pitch deck visuals). Ongoing design support for new features.
FAQs
Great design isn’t just about looks — it makes your product easier to use, more trustworthy, and more likely to convert. Clear flows and polished UI reduce churn, increase engagement, and help you win more customers.
UI is just the surface (colors, layouts, buttons). Product design includes the strategy, research, and user experience underneath — so the product works seamlessly, not just looks nice. This saves development costs and ensures long-term scalability.
Yes — I deliver developer-ready files, complete with components, assets, and documentation. That means fewer revisions, less guesswork, and a smoother build process for your development team.
Yes — I design for both desktop and mobile platforms, making sure your product feels consistent, responsive, and optimized for all devices.
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Adobe Illustrator
Figma
Product Designer
UI Designer
UX Designer
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Isaac Bartlett proToronto, Canada
$10k+
Earned
5
Paid projects
4.80
Rating
20
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Product DesignIsaac Bartlett
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Tags
Adobe Illustrator
Figma
Product Designer
UI Designer
UX Designer
Cover image for Product Design
I design digital products (apps, platforms, SaaS tools) that are not only visually engaging but strategically crafted around real user needs. My process combines research, UX flows, and scalable design systems so your product is intuitive, conversion-focused, and ready for growth. Unlike surface-level UI work, I deliver a complete product design foundation that saves development time and sets you up for long-term success.

What's included

Product Design
1. Research & Strategy User research (interviews, surveys, competitor analysis). Personas & user journeys (who the product is for, how they’ll use it). Problem definition & opportunity mapping. Feature prioritization / product roadmap alignment. 2. Information Architecture Sitemap (for web apps). User flows (step-by-step paths users take to complete tasks). Task analysis & journey mapping. 3. Wireframes & Low-Fidelity Prototypes Sketches / wireframes to outline layout and structure. Clickable prototype for testing early ideas with stakeholders or users. 4. Visual Design (UI) High-fidelity mockups for all key screens (desktop + mobile). Design system: Color palette. Typography. Components (buttons, cards, modals, forms, icons). Spacing and grid rules. Responsive states (desktop, tablet, mobile). Interaction states (hover, pressed, disabled). 5. Prototyping & User Testing Interactive prototype (in Figma, Framer, or similar). Usability testing sessions (optional, if included). Iteration rounds based on feedback. 6. Developer Handoff Organized design files (Figma, Sketch, XD). Component library linked to design system. Developer-ready specs (spacing, colors, typography, interactions). Exported assets (icons, illustrations, logos). 7. Final Deliverables Package Full set of design files (organized and editable). Clickable prototype to demonstrate flows. Design system / style guide for future scalability. Documentation for developers and stakeholders. Optional Add-Ons Motion design (micro-interactions, loading states, animations). Accessibility review & guidelines (WCAG compliance). Marketing materials (landing page design, pitch deck visuals). Ongoing design support for new features.
FAQs
Great design isn’t just about looks — it makes your product easier to use, more trustworthy, and more likely to convert. Clear flows and polished UI reduce churn, increase engagement, and help you win more customers.
UI is just the surface (colors, layouts, buttons). Product design includes the strategy, research, and user experience underneath — so the product works seamlessly, not just looks nice. This saves development costs and ensures long-term scalability.
Yes — I deliver developer-ready files, complete with components, assets, and documentation. That means fewer revisions, less guesswork, and a smoother build process for your development team.
Yes — I design for both desktop and mobile platforms, making sure your product feels consistent, responsive, and optimized for all devices.
Contact for pricing