Freelance Product Designer · Fast, scoped delivery
Freelance product designer for MVPs, onboarding, and UX/UI.
Clear scope, clear timeline, no long-term commitment. 20+ years designing MVPs, onboarding flows, and UX/UI for B2B SaaS teams.
Typical projects.
What I usually get hired for
- MVP design sprints — a testable prototype in 1–2 weeks
- Onboarding & activation redesign
- A specific feature, designed and shipped end to end
- A design audit with a prioritized list of quick wins
- A pitch-ready prototype for fundraising or user testing
How we work together.
A typical first two weeks.
Scope
We agree on the deliverable, the timeline, and what "done" looks like before any design work starts.
Design
I work in Figma and share progress as I go, flagging anything that changes scope early — not at the deadline.
Handoff
You get final files, documented specs, and a walkthrough call. No black box.
Work I've shipped.
Founding Designer
No design leader in place. Owned onboarding strategy end-to-end — set the process and standard before handing off to a full-time hire.
Design Lead
Legacy internal tool with significant UX debt and no AI readiness. Led the redesign used daily by designers, developers, and operators across titles like Candy Crush.
His ability to distil complex product ideas into their essential components was invaluable. He helped us identify what truly mattered.Josiah Odosu · Co-founder, SecantX
Questions.
Can you work part-time?
Yes. Most freelance projects run 1–3 days a week for the length of the project — we agree the split when we scope it.
Do you do UI and UX?
Both. I don't split them into separate hires — the same person defining the flow also designs the screens, so nothing gets lost in a handoff between roles.
Can you start this month?
Usually, yes. Book a call and I'll tell you honestly if my schedule fits your timeline.
What's a typical project length?
Most projects run 2 to 6 weeks. A design audit can be a single week; an MVP or onboarding redesign usually needs 3 to 4.
How do you price a project?
By scope, not by the hour, once we've agreed what "done" looks like. I bill in milestones rather than one lump sum, so you're never paying for work you haven't seen.
Do you sign an NDA?
Yes, that's standard for freelance engagements. Send yours over, or I can share mine.