A focused, time-boxed sprint to design and test a solution to one clearly defined problem. Product page, onboarding flow, campaign landing page.
Design sprints run for five consecutive business days once booked and briefed.
A standard project has meetings, rounds of approval, scope creep, and a timeline that stretches. A sprint has none of that. Five days, one problem, one focused output. The structure forces decisions that would normally take weeks of back-and-forth.
The output is a high-fidelity Figma design of the agreed scope, with handoff documentation for your development team. If you want us to build it too, that is scoped as a follow-on project.
A sprint works best for a discrete, well-defined problem: a new landing page for a product launch, a redesigned checkout flow, a revised onboarding sequence for a SaaS product, or a key campaign asset. It does not work for vague briefs or problems that need extensive discovery work first.
We need one decision-maker available for a daily 15-minute check-in call and to respond to questions within 2-3 hours. Longer delays will affect the output.
One round of consolidated feedback is included on Day 4. The sprint format means we cannot accommodate fundamental direction changes after Day 2 without rescheduling.
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