Studio Hours
Starting at
$
100
/hrAbout this service
Summary
FAQs
How long does the project take?
The sprint runs 2 weeks end-to-end. Week 1 focuses on ideation and alignment, Week 2 on prototype build and delivery.
What tools do you use?
Primarily Magic Path for prototypes, with Cursor as the next-step handoff. Supporting visuals may be done in Figma or Craft.
Can I expand the prototype later?
Yes — your Magic Path prototype is built to evolve. You can connect it into Cursor for ongoing development or extend with additional flows.
What if my idea is still raw?
That’s perfect — vibe coding thrives on early ideas. The sprint turns rough concepts into flows and a tangible product preview.
Can I use the prototype with my team or investors?
Absolutely — the deliverable is clickable, expressive, and presentation-ready for pitching or testing.
What's included
Focused Design Session
Hands-on design and strategy work tailored to your goals — whether refining a UX flow, exploring brand visuals, or shaping a new product concept.
Real-Time Collaboration
Collaborative design sessions in Figma or Craft, with live updates, shared feedback, and ongoing iteration throughout your booked hours.
Visual or Prototype Deliverables
Depending on your focus, you’ll receive polished design assets, visual concepts, or interactive prototypes ready for next-phase development.
Outcome Summary
A concise wrap-up of what was accomplished, including design decisions, insights, and recommendations for next steps.
Recommendations
(5.0)
Client • Jul 31, 2024
Recommended
Jonathan was great to work with! Organized, clear and concise. He kept the team updated and engaged as a strategic thinker. Look forward to working with him again.
Client • Jun 30, 2023
Recommended
Jonathan has a natural, and well-honed intuition for user experience -- not just UX, but the needs, intentions and experiential desires of *humans* using technologies. With a design background as well, Jonathan's capability spans the development visual design language to product strategy. He knows how to work with full stack developers (to speak the language, and know their needs) to affect collaboratively-build wins. And, he's a good guy.
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