(+) — Services 05 services · 06 engagement models

Five ways to engage.

Teams hire me along a spectrum — from a one-off UX audit they can act on next sprint, to a fixed-scope redesign of one critical workflow, all the way to embedded fractional support inside their product team. Different shapes, same ending: dev-ready Figma and decisions you can defend.

Fixed-scope or retainer Async-first · Loom + Figma Remote — worldwide
Available for new projects Based in Pakistan — —
(01) The services 05 engagements — every mock, dummy data
01 / 05

SaaS UX audit.

I review your existing flows, dashboards, and onboarding, then hand back a prioritized list of UX issues — annotated screens, severity ratings, quick wins, and redesign recommendations, all walked through in a Loom so your team hears the reasoning, not just the verdict.

Best for
SaaS teams with conversion or usability problems
Products where users get confused mid-flow
Dashboards that grew cluttered by accretion
Deliverables
Prioritized issue list with severity ratings
Annotated screens in Figma
Loom video walkthrough
Quick wins for the next sprint
Redesign recommendations
Audit — annotated findingDummy data
app.brightops.io — dashboard
128Open
17Overdue
42%Activated
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High — Primary action competes with three secondary buttons at equal weight; the export path is effectively invisible below the fold.

3 high 6 medium 8 low
01 — Annotated audit finding, severity-taggedLoom + Figma
02 / 05

Dashboard redesign sprint.

A fixed-scope sprint that restructures complex tables, filters, forms, and admin workflows into clearer, more scalable screens — with reusable components, the key states designed, and handoff annotations your developers can build from directly.

Best for
B2B SaaS dashboards
Admin portals & internal tools
Logistics & operations tooling
Reporting-heavy products
Deliverables
Redesigned key screens
Reusable dashboard components
Key states — loading, empty, error
Responsive behavior notes
Handoff annotations for developers
Admin dashboard — restructuredDummy data
ops.corefleet.io — orders
128Open
17Overdue
$8,940Pending
96%On time
OrderClientValueStatusDue
OR-3311Acme Co$2,140ReviewToday
OR-3304Nordlite$1,050QueuedJul 08
OR-3296Vantor$4,300Done—
Row height 44Table grid — 5 col
02 — Orders console, filters + states rebuilt1440×900
03 / 05

AI SaaS MVP design.

Usable flows around prompts, outputs, review states, approvals, trust, and error recovery. I design the AI as a workflow, not a gimmick — every generated output gets a human-in-the-loop state, a source, and a way back when the model is wrong.

Best for
AI startups shipping a first product
Internal AI tools & copilots
Agentic workflow products
Automation platforms
Deliverables
End-to-end MVP flow
AI interaction model — prompts, outputs, corrections
Clickable prototype
Human-in-the-loop review states
Dev-ready Figma file
AI review stateDummy data
Draft a renewal offer for account NV-2208 at current terms.
AI Draft · Needs review Renewal at $1,860/mo, 12 months, same seat count. Two clauses flagged for a human check.
ApproveEditEscalate
Draft generated — sources attached
Human review — flagged clauses
Approved & sent — logged to audit trail
03 — Human-in-the-loop approval flowPrototype frame
04 / 05

Design systems & Figma-to-dev handoff.

Clean Figma, scalable components, variants and states, and build-ready handoff — the layer between a promising prototype and a product developers can actually ship without guessing at spacing, states, or intent.

Best for
Products with inconsistent UI
Teams with unclear Figma files
Prototype-to-production transitions
Deliverables
Component audit
Token set — color, type, spacing
Variants & interactive states
System documentation
Handoff specs developers build from
UI kit — components + tokensSample library
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04 — Component + token foundationFigma library
05 / 05

Fractional product design support.

Embedded, ongoing UX/UI support — product flows, design system upkeep, and async collaboration without the cost of a full-time hire. Weekly output, Loom walkthroughs, Figma comments, dev collaboration, and design QA as your product moves.

Best for
Founders without a design hire
Small SaaS teams
Dev agencies needing white-label design
Early-stage startups
Remote-first teams
Deliverables
Weekly design support
Ongoing iteration on live flows
Async Loom walkthroughs
Continuous Figma updates
Dev collaboration & design QA
Week 27 — async cadenceDummy data
Mon — priorities set in Figma comments
Wed — Loom walkthrough, offers flow v2
Fri — design QA pass on staging build
UpdateScopeLengthStatus
LOOM-14Offers flow v206:12Sent
LOOM-13Empty states03:48Reviewed
QA-08Table spacing—Open
05 — One embedded week, async by defaultLoom + Figma
(02) Process 06 steps — workflow → build-ready

No academic UX theater — a repeatable path from messy workflow to build-ready design. Every engagement, regardless of size, moves through the same six steps.

01

Understand the workflow

User roles, product goals, business rules, and edge cases — and where users actually struggle — mapped before any pixels move.

02

Identify friction

Confusing flows, unnecessary clicks, poor hierarchy, unclear actions, missing states, and handoff gaps get named and listed.

03

Simplify the experience

Flows, screens, navigation, forms, tables, and dashboards restructured around real tasks — not around the org chart.

04

Design with systems

Reusable Figma components, consistent patterns, defined states, and responsive behavior — built in from the first screen.

05

Prepare dev-ready handoff

Decisions, states, edge cases, spacing, and interaction notes documented so nothing is left to developer guesswork.

06

Iterate with the team

Async Loom walkthroughs, Figma comments, quick iterations, and structured feedback loops until it ships.

(03) Engagement models Fixed scope or retainer
A

UX audit & product clarity

A fixed-scope teardown of your product with prioritized fixes — the fastest way to start working together.

B

Redesign sprint

One critical area — a dashboard, a workflow, an onboarding path — redesigned end to end inside a fixed window.

C

Embedded product design support

Fractional, ongoing design capacity inside your team — weekly output, async cadence, no full-time hire.

D

Design system & handoff cleanup

Your Figma file turned into a build-ready system — tokens, components, states, and documentation.

E

Founder MVP sprints

Zero-to-prototype design for early-stage products that need investor- and dev-ready screens fast.

F

Agency white-label support

Embedded senior product design for dev agencies that need dependable, async-friendly capacity.

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(04) What happens next 03 steps
01

Intro call

You walk me through the product; I ask workflow questions. No pitch, no pressure — just a working conversation about what you're building.

02

Scope & proposal

A written plan: deliverables, timeline, price. You know exactly what you're getting before anything starts.

03

Kickoff

Async-first — Figma, Loom, and a shared channel. Structured updates instead of endless meetings.