Most early-stage SaaS founders face the same problem. They have a clear idea, a target user, and real conviction. What they do not have is a product.

Hiring a designer and a developer separately at this stage is expensive, slow, and full of coordination overhead. The designer delivers something the developer cannot build. The developer builds something that does not match the design. Six weeks in, nothing is live, and the budget is halfway gone.

This service is built for founders who want to go from idea to a real, usable SaaS product with one person owning the entire journey. I handle the thinking, the design, and the frontend code. You stay focused on your users and your business.

This is not a template project. Every decision, from the first user flow to the final component, is made specifically for your product and your users.

What I cover:

Product scoping and user flow planning from scratch

UX research and information architecture

Wireframes across all key screens before visual design begins

High-fidelity UI design with a complete design system

Frontend development in React or Next.js

Full API integration with your backend or third-party services

Responsive, production-ready code delivered to your repository

This service is for early-stage SaaS startups, solo founders, and funded teams that need to move from zero to a real product without hiring a full design and engineering team.

Step 1: Product discovery session covering your users, core use cases, business logic, and success metrics

Step 2: User flow mapping and information architecture, agreed upon before any design starts

Step 3: Wireframes for all key screens and user journeys

Step 4: High-fidelity UI design and full design system build in Figma

Step 5: Frontend development sprint in React or Next.js with component architecture

Step 6: API integration, responsive QA, and full delivery with handoff documentation

Product Scoping Document A written summary of agreed user flows, core features, and out-of-scope items, so expectations are aligned before work begins

User Flow Maps Complete flow documentation covering all key journeys, edge cases, and navigation paths, done before any visual design starts

Wireframes Low to mid-fidelity wireframes for every key screen, reviewed and approved before moving to high-fidelity design

High-Fidelity UI Design Full visual design across every product screen at production quality, including empty states, error states, and loading states

Design System Complete component library in Figma with colours, typography, spacing, variants, states, and tokens fully documented for future use

Frontend Codebase React or Next.js project with clean component architecture, Tailwind CSS styling, and an organised file structure, ready for your team to maintain

API Integration Full frontend wiring to your backend or third-party APIs, with all states handled correctly, including loading, error, empty, and success

Handoff Package Figma source file, codebase pushed to your repository, a written README, and a recorded walkthrough of every key decision made during the project

→ One Person, Full Ownership When the same person designs the flows, builds the components, and writes the integration code, nothing gets lost between disciplines. The product that ships matches the product that was planned.

→ Founder-Friendly Process I have worked with early-stage teams where ambiguity is normal and requirements evolve. I structured the project to absorb change without derailing the timeline.

→ Both Skills at a Professional Level This is not a designer who dabbles in code or a developer who tries design. Product design and frontend development are both practised at a production standard.

→ Built for the Next Hire The design system and codebase I deliver are structured so your next designer or developer can pick up exactly where we left off without needing me to explain everything from scratch.

→ You Stay Informed Weekly check-ins, async Loom updates on progress, and a shared project board mean you always know where things stand without needing to chase updates.