Flows, systems, and interfaces built next to the people who will implement them — so nothing dies in the handoff.
UX flows, UI, a design system your engineers can actually consume, and prototypes for the risky parts. We design in the constraints of the stack — not a parallel universe of impossible components.
Our designers sit in the same Slack and the same sprint review. Specs don't get thrown over a wall. If a component is expensive, we find out in week one, not at pixel-perfect sign-off.
If you don't know which job the product is hired to do, we won't skip to screens. Short interviews, a jobs-to-be-done cut, then design. Pretty UI on the wrong problem is still the wrong problem.
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Talk to the engineer who would actually write the code. Thirty minutes, no deck.
