1-Week UX Redesign Sprint (Audit + Prototype)

George Angel

Starting at

996

About this service

Summary

I offer a 1-week UX quick fix designed to improve the clarity, flow, and usability of your product fast. You’ll get a focused audit, wireframes of key screens, and a clickable prototype — all backed by actionable recommendations. With 4+ years of experience and a storytelling-driven approach, I deliver clean, strategic UX that actually makes users stick.

Process

We’ll start with a quick kickoff call to align on your goals, users, and the key areas to focus on. From there, I’ll dive into your product, run a UX audit, and map out improved user flows to reduce friction.

Next, I’ll create wireframes for key screens and build a clickable prototype to bring the improved experience to life. You’ll get a clear, actionable summary of recommendations.

At the end, I’ll deliver everything via Figma, and leave space for any final questions or light feedback.

FAQs

What do you need from me to get started?
Just access to your product (live or staging), a short brief on your goals, and 30 minutes for a kickoff call. I’ll take it from there.
What if I need more than 5 screens?
No problem — we can scope that separately or extend the engagement after the initial week if needed.
Can you work with my dev team?
Yes! I’m happy to present the prototype and recommendations directly to your team or hand off assets in a dev-friendly format.
Is this for mobile, desktop, or both?
The service covers one platform (mobile or desktop). If you need both, let’s chat and I can build a custom scope.
Do you do visual design too?
This package focuses on UX structure and flow, but I can layer in high-fidelity UI if needed — just ask for a custom quote.
What tools do you use?
Figma for wireframes and prototypes, Loom for walkthroughs, and Notion or PDF for documentation.
What if I need edits after the project ends?
Light revisions are totally fine — I offer 1–2 rounds of feedback as part of the package.

What's included

UX Audit Report
A visual breakdown of key usability issues with clear, prioritized recommendations for improvement.
User Flow Diagram
A simplified map showing how users move through your product, with suggested improvements to reduce friction.
Wireframes (3–5 Key Screens)
Low-fidelity layouts focusing on structure and usability, helping visualize improved user journeys.
Clickable Prototype
An interactive Figma prototype showing how users would navigate the updated design.
Actionable Recommendations Summary
A one-page checklist of high-impact fixes, organized by priority and ease of implementation.

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