Fixed scope · fixed price · no one to hire
Your AI interface, reviewed in three days.
Three days, and no one to hire.
Three flows. Every AI surface in one pass.
Five failing screens redrawn, not described.
Your engineer builds from the specs.
Yours from day 4. I leave.
Why now
The faster your team ships AI, the more places your product talks to users without saying it's a machine.
Drawing the screens isn't the slow part. Deciding is: where the AI admits what it is, what it says when it's wrong, and which of that belongs in the system rather than on one page. I've made those calls in products that shipped.
Method
What actually lands in your Figma.
(01)
Flows
Three, agreed up front
Day 1
(02)
Findings
Severity and effort for each
Day 2
(03)
Screens
Five, redrawn in Figma
Day 2
(04)
Disclosure
Article 50, wording included
Day 3
(05)
Specs
States, focus, keyboard
Day 3
(06)
Handover
45 minutes, recorded. I leave.
Day 4
Packages
Fixed price, agreed before I start.
(01)
(02)
(03)
Start with the free one
The Teardown. Send me a link to your product. Within 48 hours you get three findings and one screen redrawn. No call, no pitch. If it is useful, we talk about the Review — and if it is not, you keep the screen.
Not a sprint? I also take senior product design and design engineer roles — part-time or full-time, remote across the EU. Same address.