One critical journey, taken from research to production front-end by the same person who designed it. Design and code are the same pair of hands here, so nothing gets lost in a handoff.

Framing comes first: goals, success criteria, and the boundary of the release, written down before any screens exist. Then UX for the core journey and the IA around it, and UI with every state designed (empty, loading, error, edge cases) across breakpoints, on a compact component system your product can grow on.

The build is a production front-end on the stack we agree, integrated with your documented APIs. Where my code meets your backend, written specs replace assumptions. If the project needs a PRD or development specs, I write them; early teams rarely have anyone whose job that is.

Launch comes with accessibility and browser QA, handoff documentation, help with the deploy, and 14 days of defect support.

Backend and data schema, auth architecture, payments, migrations, native apps, infrastructure. This list is what keeps the price fixed: you know what you're buying, I know what I'm building.

A scoping call first, then a fixed proposal. The number you agree to is the number you pay, and the timeline is set by what your product actually needs. Design and build run together, with a working demo every week on a preview URL you can open from your phone.

Typical timeline is three to four weeks, about half the usual for this scope. The speed comes from an AI-assisted workflow and from having no handoffs to wait on, not from skipping states or QA.