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If you have a project that needs to look amazing but you need it quickly (like yesterday), don't worry! We can help with your design needs in a blitz. Our Design Blitz is a mini sprint where we complete as much design work as possible within one week. This includes investor decks, sales pages, or any other small projects that you need to get out the door.
We will begin with a kick-off call to determine the scope of work and gather everything we need to get started. Once we have made sufficient progress, we will send you the design work for your feedback.
All communication will take place via Slack and/or Zoom calls.
You must pay 100% in advance. Payments are non-refundable but can be rescheduled if the client informs us at least 48 hours before the start of the Design Blitz.
(*) All the time dedicated to your project, such as design work, meetings, and revisions, counts as part of the overall bucket of hours for your Design Blitz.
A Design Blitz is typically great for:
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You've received funding to build the next feature that will drive your business forward, but you're not ready to hire an in-house designer or work with a big agency. That's where we come in, my friend. Our Design Marathons are two-week sprints in which we operate as your temporary in-house design team. The best part? You can book as many sprints as you want until your project is completed. No strings attached.
We will begin with a planning call to define priorities and the scope of work. After making sufficient progress, we will send you the designs to get your feedback and continue working on it based on the feedback and final touches.
All communication will be conducted through Slack, Zoom, and calls, as well as our client dashboard.
You will be required to pay a 50% non-refundable deposit in advance, and the remaining 50% at the end of the two-week sprint. If you book multiple sprints, you only need to pay the deposit once. All subsequent sprints will be billed at the end of each two-week period.
(* All time dedicated to your project, including design work, meetings, and revisions, counts towards the overall bucket of hours for your Design Marathon.)
Typically, in a Design Marathon, we can complete:
The number of Design Marathons required will depend on your project's scope, communication, and number of rounds of revision. If you want to work with us for something like your MVP, we recommend starting with a project or feature that has a clear scope. This will help both of us see how we work together.
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You have so much work that requires design support and creative direction that it’s starting to become a roadblock for your business, but you are not yet ready to hire a team. You need someone who can be your right hand when it comes to design. That's where our Design Loops come in.
A Design Loop is just a fancy name for working with us on an ongoing basis. We work a set number of hours for you every week, and you commit to paying the same amount every month. It's that simple.
We recommend having a planning call every week or every other week to discuss priorities and the scope of work. Once we have made enough progress, we will send you the design work for your feedback. We will then continue to work on your feedback until we are ready to move on to the next project. That being said, we can work on multiple projects simultaneously and have additional calls if necessary.
All communication will take place via Slack, Zoom calls, and our client dashboard. If necessary, you are welcome to invite us to your project management tool.
Design loops will be billed biweekly and no deposit is required. Contracts are available for 6, 9, or 12 months. Before committing to a Design Loop, we ask clients to hire us for a Design Marathon, (a 2-week sprint) to work on a project with a clear scope. This will help both of us see how we can work together effectively.
Any type of UX/UI, brand and web design you need.
(*) Please note that all time spent on your project, including design work, meetings, and revisions, counts toward the weekly bucket of hours allotted for your Design Loop.
We can provide any type of UX/UI, brand, and web design that you require.
No matter which service you choose, we’ll roll out the red carpet for you with our three-step, signature process.
Before we dive into design, we *always* start with strategic planning and ideation. It’s what separates an intentional, money-making brand from one that’s created on a whim and flops with your audience.
This is when we put our hair up, grab our super-strong coffee, and get to work! We immerse ourselves in the design and development until it looks just right AND ticks all of our strategic boxes.
Finally, the big moment you’ve been waiting for! We help you launch your new, elevated designs with ease and impact, so you can proudly show up and share your vision with the world.
The cost per sprint varies depending on various factors, such as the number of stakeholders, hours of work per week, number of recurring meetings, project complexity, seasonality, and more. Once we have evaluated all these elements, we will provide you with a final price per sprint, the soonest starting date, a high-level plan for the first sprint, and an estimated number of sprints if we consider the scope of your project would require more than one sprint.
If the project scope is clear and everything goes according to plan, we commit to finishing the project within the agreed timeline, and you will only need to invest in that number of sprints. However, if you decide to add more scope, request additional rounds of revisions, or take longer to provide feedback, we may need to add extra sprints. If additional sprints are needed, we will inform you in advance and only start the work once we got your approval in writing.
This way of working may sound unconventional for most design studios, but it is very standard for startups with a constantly changing pace.
Yes, we offer additional options for revisions. You can hire us for a Design Blitz, which is a mini-sprint done in one week of 10-15 hours of work. Alternatively, we can provide an hourly rate for extra revisions.
To determine the best option for your needs, timeline, and budget, we first need to chat and understand the scope of your project. Based on that conversation, we'll make a recommendation on the best option.
