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digital consulting
Design discovery & audit
A ranked list of problems, worst first
What each is costing you in drop-off or support load
What we’d fix in the first sprint
UX research
Stakeholder interviews and usability testing
Competitor and accessibility audits
Heatmaps and session recordings, where the data exists
Domain & business analysis
Every user role and permission model mapped
The workflows carrying the most money
Written up, so your next designer doesn’t start over
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Product Design
UX design
Flows for every role, not just the happy path
States for empty, loading, error and ten thousand rows
Structure your engineers can build against
UI design
High-fidelity screens with real data, never lorem
Motion where it aids comprehension, not where it decorates
Responsive down to the tables nobody wants to design
Wireframes through to interactive prototypes
Tested with people who actually do the job
Validated before engineering commits a sprint
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Artificial intelligence
Three directions, not one
Brand film and motion generated end to end
Entire product UI explored before we commit
Concepts in days, not weeks
Built, not mocked up
Real front-end and WebGL, no video fakes
Live prototypes you can hand to a stakeholder
Everything on the Lab page is live — click any of it
We name the tools
Every project lists what made it
No synthetic people, ever
Human review on everything that ships
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team augmentation
Embedded designers
They join your standups and your Slack
Full-time, or three days a week
You direct the work, we handle the contract
Cover for the gap
Usually starting within a week
Month to month, thirty days’ notice
We brief your permanent hire before we go
A squad, not a seat
One design system, one review, one voice
Scale up or down each month
A lead designer who owns the whole thing
Data-dense platforms
Planning tools, financial models, campaign trackers. A dozen roles with conflicting needs and a legacy system nobody can switch off. We’ve worked inside that for two decades — including with one of the Big Four.
Role & permission modelling
Process mapping
Data-dense interfaces
Dashboards & reporting flows
Legacy migration paths
Design systems
Only worth building if it gets used. We ship the components your team needs, documented for the developers implementing them.
Design tokens & foundations
Component library
Variants & states
Icon sets
Developer handoff & adoption
If you need a logo, a one-page site, or the cheapest bid on Upwork — we’re the wrong studio, and we’ll say so on the call. We’re built for the other thing: products with a dozen user roles, screens carrying four hundred data points, domains that take a week to understand before you can draw a frame.
Perfect for
Your product serves several kinds of user, with conflicting needs
Someone has to learn the domain before they can design it
The screen has to carry real data, not placeholder cards
Engineers are waiting, and the design has to survive contact with them
Not a great fit for
You need a logo, a brand, or a landing page
The brief is “make it look modern”
You’re choosing on price
It has to be done this week
$5,000
Minimum engagement. Over the years this is the floor that lets us hold the same standard across every service.
$10–30k
Typical engagement, usually combining visual identity, UX research, UI design and support for your development team.
2–5 mo
Typical duration. Smaller projects are possible when they make sense commercially, but that isn’t standard practice.
HOW WE BILL
Fixed project fee
Hourly rate
Monthly retainer
Yearly research retainer
