A design sprint should not turn into a design opera.

One week. One core product flow. Map the friction, redesign the screens, ship a Figma file your engineering team can build from on Monday.

Onboarding, dashboard, billing, settings, core action, whichever flow is bleeding activation, retention, or trust. By Friday you have it back, redesigned, system-grade, with all the states (empty, loading, error, success) and a starter component library so future screens stay coherent.

The deal I'm making with you

I won't run a five-day workshop. I won't make you sit in a discovery meeting that produces a Miro board no one opens. I do a 30-minute walkthrough on day one, work independently Tuesday through Thursday, and walk you through the file on Friday. The whole sprint takes about 2 hours of your time total.

If you're hiring me to redesign a flow, you don't have time to facilitate me. That's the whole pitch.

Who this is for

PMs, engineering leads, and founders who have a flow that's broken and a build slot opening soon. SaaS products with solid functionality but messy UI. Teams shipping fast who need patterns and components, not one-off screens. Founders who need their MVP to feel premium without committing to a full design hire.

Not for: anyone whose product doesn't exist yet (work from spec or wireframes is fine, but there needs to be something to redesign), or teams that need ongoing product design work (use the Design Retainer for that).

What you walk away with

Updated UX flow with friction removed, decision points clarified, edge cases named.

Hi-fi UI screens (desktop-first, mobile considerations) covering the happy path plus empty, loading, error, success states.

A starter component library: buttons, inputs, cards, modals, navigation. Reusable, scalable.

Responsive and interaction notes.

A dev-ready Figma file: organized, named, ready to build from.

A Loom walkthrough plus 7 days of implementation Q&A.

How the week goes

Monday morning: 30-minute walkthrough of the current flow and goals. Tuesday through Thursday: independent work. Friday: Loom handoff, file, walkthrough.

Total client time required: ~2 hours.

Credit for prior work

If you need ongoing work after the sprint, the Design Retainer is $6K-$9K/month. Any credit beyond the approved $2,000 audit credit must be agreed in the written proposal. The audit fee credits once toward the next engagement starting within 30 days of the audit readout. Existing agreed terms are preserved.

Why this works

You receive the redesigned flow and a starter component library your engineering team can use when building related screens.