Product Design Partner for Startups
Starting at
$
2,890
/moAbout this service
Summary
FAQs
What is the typical timeline for a product design project?
The timeline can vary based on the project’s complexity and scope, but typically a product design project takes between 6 to 12 weeks. This includes research, design iterations, prototyping, testing, and final refinements.
How involved will I be in the design process?
Your involvement is key to the project’s success. Regular check-ins, feedback sessions, and collaborative workshops ensure the design aligns with your vision and effectively meets your business goals.
What deliverables can I expect at the end of the project?
You can expect a complete design system, interactive prototypes, detailed user journey maps, usability testing reports, and final visual assets. These deliverables ensure the product is development-ready and meets user needs.
How do you ensure the design meets user needs?
I perform in-depth user research and usability testing throughout the design process. This involves user interviews, surveys, and testing prototypes with real users to collect feedback and make any necessary adjustments.
What happens after the design phase is complete?
After the design phase, I support the development team by providing all necessary assets and guidelines. Additionally, I offer post-launch analysis to gather user feedback and implement improvements that enhance the product’s performance and user satisfaction.
What's included
User Flows & Wireframes
Clear flows of product features and interactions.
High-Fidelity Screens
Pixel-perfect designs for key product screens.
Interactive Prototype
Clickable prototype to validate MVP features.
Design System
Components, tokens, and styles for scalable growth.
UX Documentation
Insights, annotations, and usability notes for development.
Example projects
Recommendations
(5.0)
Client • Sep 8, 2025
Recommended
Hussein did a fantastic job over the four months with us. His comprehensive research pinpointed numerous design issues and provided us invaluable insights that we were unaware. We also experienced several issues during usability testing sessions that prevented user to complete one important flow. He could turn his findings into actionable steps and design frames that elevate our users' experience. Additionally, he could provide us new ideas to be added in our next version.
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