Your product works, but it doesn’t feel finished. In one to two weeks I audit it against a measured bar and ship the fixes in your code, so what you get is merged changes, not a report.

Your product is live and its flows are right, but the details aren’t: type, spacing, contrast, motion, responsiveness.

You want changes you can measure, not a redesign.

You need new features or whole flows redesigned. That’s a Product UI Build.

An audit against a measured bar: contrast, type, targets, motion, layout.

Fixes to spacing, type, motion, responsiveness and accessibility.

The audit’s checks left in your CI, so the fixes stay fixed.

The audit, written: every issue measured before and after, and where it lives in your code.

Every fix as a pull request in your repo, ready to review.

The audit’s checks running in your CI, so new work meets the same bar.

A short video walking through what changed.

A 30-minute call: the goal, the deadline, who decides, the budget range.

A proposal within 48 hours, with three options: small, recommended, full.

Half to start, on a signed scope. Half on delivery.

A weekly update with a short video and a staging link.

Three rounds of revisions.

My site’s hero opens the way products often ship, then fixes itself: its type, its edges, its contrast, its button and its keycaps, each one measured. It’s in my Work: “Polish, live”.