Product Design

MVP design and development that actually ships in 4–6 weeks.

One user journey, designed and built end-to-end. Auth + payments + the core feature that proves your thesis — live on production, ready for the first cohort.

The problem we solve

Why founders bring this to us.

Most MVPs die in scope creep. You picked six features because they were all "must-have". They were not. Naming the one feature that matters is 80% of the work — the studio makes you pick before code starts.

What you get

Deliverables spelled out.

  • One primary user journey, fully designed and built
  • Auth + user management (email or magic link)
  • Payments via Stripe if applicable
  • Transactional email (Resend)
  • Admin dashboard for you to observe users
  • Live deploy on Vercel + Supabase with 2 weeks post-launch support

Our process

How this engagement runs.

  1. 1

    Scope-lock

    The one journey defined. Everything else explicitly out of scope in writing.

  2. 2

    Design week

    Every screen for that journey, designed and Figma-locked.

  3. 3

    Build weeks

    2–4 weeks of build, staging URL by end of week two.

  4. 4

    Launch

    QA + deploy + hand-over. Then 2 weeks of bug support.

Recent work

RoleGrowth — proof of the pattern.

An AI-powered career platform with 15+ AI-powered features, designed and shipped end-to-end in 8 weeks. The same mvp design pattern used here powers every project we take on.

FAQ

MVP Design — quick answers.

Then it is not an MVP by our definition, it is a Product Sprint (8–10 weeks). I will tell you which fits on the intro call.

No — the 4–6 week timeline depends on shipping in Next.js + Supabase + Tailwind. If you need a different stack I will happily refer you elsewhere.

Two weeks of bug fixes included. After that, either full handoff to your team or a Maintenance Retainer for ongoing dev — about half of clients continue.

Ready to scope mvp design?

Spend 3 minutes on the intake form. I'll send back a fixed-price scope within 24 hours — usually faster.