A senior product designer on your team, without hiring one. For a flat monthly fee you get ongoing UI/UX design for your product: new features, improvements, design system work and the design tasks that pile up between big projects.

No long contracts, no recruiting, no onboarding a new freelancer every time. One designer who knows your product and gets faster every month.

You add requests to a shared board. I work through them one at a time, in your priority order, and deliver updates every 2–3 working days. Small tasks are done in a day. Larger features are split into steps so you see progress every few days.

One active request at a time, unlimited requests in the queue

Async updates in Slack or Contra, plus a weekly 30-minute sync

Everything delivered in your Figma, inside your design system

Pause or cancel anytime

I use Claude for research, UX copy drafts and exploring options. That keeps turnaround fast without cutting corners on the design itself.

Startups after launch that ship features every month but can't justify a full-time designer

Product teams whose designer is overloaded or on leave

Founders who finished a big redesign and want the product to stay consistent as it grows

Development teams that need designs ready before each sprint

New feature design: flows, wireframes, high-fidelity UI

UX improvements based on user feedback or analytics

Design system upkeep: new components, documentation, cleanup

Prototypes for user testing or stakeholder demos

Developer support: specs, edge cases, design QA of what's built

Light marketing design: in-product announcements, landing sections, social visuals

Full website builds, brand identity and illustration-heavy work. Those are quoted as separate projects.

Week 1 - Kickoff or monthly planning, priorities set on the board Weeks 1–4 - Requests delivered continuously, updates every 2–3 days End of month - Short recap: what shipped, what's next

Access to your Figma and product, a single point of contact for priorities and feedback, and requests written as the problem to solve, not just the screen to draw.