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Design it.Build it.Ship it.

Three services that fit together. Take one, or hand over the whole thing from first sketch to launch.

Who it’s for

01

Productdesign

  • UX flows
  • UI design
  • Design systems
  • Prototypes

For a new product, or an existing one that has grown harder to use than it should be. You get screens people understand on the first try and a system that keeps them consistent as the product grows.

Flows before screens

Every path a user can take is mapped first, so the hard decisions are made on paper and not in code.

Interface design

Every screen and state, including the empty, loading and error ones that usually get skipped.

Design system

Type, colour, spacing and components defined once as tokens, so design and code stay in step.

Clickable prototype

You and your users click through the real thing before anything is built.

A good fit when

  • You have an idea and need to see it before funding the build
  • Your product works but people get lost in it
  • Your screens no longer look like they belong together

02

Systembuilding

  • SaaS products
  • MVPs
  • Web and mobile apps
  • Internal tools
  • AI features

For a startup that needs its MVP in front of users, a SaaS product that needs building, or a business that has outgrown spreadsheets. I design and build the whole thing: database, logic, interface and deployment.

MVPs for startups

The smallest version worth launching, cut to ship in weeks and built on a foundation you keep, not a throwaway prototype.

SaaS products

Accounts, roles, dashboards and the admin behind them, designed and built as one product.

Web applications

Fast, typed and tested, with roles and permissions that match how your team actually works.

Mobile apps

Native iOS and Android from one codebase, sharing a backend with the web app.

Internal tools

Stock, clients, payments, operations: the screens your team opens every morning.

AI where it earns its place

Features that use a model, each with a predictable fallback for when the model is wrong or down.

A good fit when

  • You are a founder who needs an MVP in front of real users
  • You are building a SaaS product and need design and code from one person
  • Your operations live in spreadsheets that keep breaking
  • You need more than one language, or right-to-left
  • It has to keep working with a poor connection

03

Framerwebsites

  • Marketing sites
  • Templates
  • CMS setup
  • Code components

For a launch, a rebrand or a site your team is tired of asking a developer to change. Built in Framer so you can edit it yourself, with custom code where the built-in tools stop.

Marketing sites

Home, product, pricing, about, legal and the 404, designed as one piece.

CMS

Projects, articles and testimonials as collections, so new content is a form and not a redesign.

Code components

Custom React components for the motion and interaction Framer cannot do natively, with controls in the panel.

Handover guide

A written guide inside the project that shows your team how to change everything.

A good fit when

  • You want to edit your own site without a developer
  • You need motion that feels designed, not default
  • You are launching and the site has to be ready first

How every project runs

Four steps,no surprises.

  1. 01

    Scope

    We cut the idea down to the version that matters and agree what done looks like.

    → Fixed plan

  2. 02

    Design

    Flows first, then screens. You click through the real thing before it is built.

    → Prototype

  3. 03

    Build

    Production code, shown to you every few days, not at the end.

    → Working software

  4. 04

    Ship

    Launch, handover and documentation. Code, designs and accounts are in your name.

    → Live and yours

See it in practice →

Questions

Askedbefore.

  • Me, from the first message to the handover. There is no account manager and nothing is passed to a junior or an agency behind the scenes.