Who this is for • Founders with a clear product idea who need it designed properly before development • Startups preparing for a funding round that need credible product visuals • Teams hand design to developers and want zero ambiguity in the handoff • Companies redesigning an existing app that has grown messy • Founders who care how their product feels in the hand, not just how it looks in a deck

What you'll have at the end • A complete set of high-fidelity screens, designed for iOS and Android • User flows that engineers can build straight from • An interactive Figma prototype that feels like the real app • A component library and design system you can extend • Developer handoff documentation that prevents back-and-forth • Two rounds of revision are built into the scope

Discovery: product goals, users, edge cases

Flows and wireframes

UI design system (typography, color, components)

Final screens and interactive prototype

Handoff to development with documentation

Tools Figma, FigJam, Principle, and Maze for testing

Typical timelines • Lean MVP (10 to 15 screens): 2 to 3 weeks • Standard app (20 to 30 screens): 3 to 4 weeks • Complex app (40+ screens, design system from scratch): custom estimate

What we get about designing a mobile app • You've been burned by designers who delivered beautiful screens that engineers couldn't build. • You've gone through three rounds of "this doesn't match the design" between your designer and developer. • You don't want a Dribbble shot. You want screens that actually ship and look the same in production. • You've waited 6 weeks for a "design system" that ended up being 4 reused buttons. • You don't want to manage your designer. You want clear timelines, clear deliverables, and clear handoff. • You've spent money on flows nobody used, because nobody validated them first. • You want a designer who pushes back when your idea has a UX hole, not one who nods and ships.