Ways I can help
Bring me the thing that almost works.
Maybe the website is dated. Maybe the product is messy and unintuituve. Maybe an AI built something impressive and then quietly turned the component library into a junk drawer. We can start with the actual problem and choose the right amount of help from there.
01
Website Redesign
Make the website you already have clearer, easier to use, and much more representative of the work behind it.
Starting around $2,500
Local businesses, established teams, and products with an existing site that has outgrown itself.
What this can include
Sometimes the business is great and the website just stopped keeping up. I’ll work through the structure, hierarchy, navigation, responsive behavior, conversion paths, and visual polish so the finished experience feels intentional again.
- Information architecture
- Responsive page designs
- Navigation and conversion paths
- Accessible interaction details
- Developer-ready Figma files
Best for an existing website with usable content and a clear need for a stronger experience.
02
Website Redesign + Build
The redesign, plus a finished website you can actually launch.
Starting around $3,500
Businesses that want one person to carry the work from the first design conversation through implementation.
What this can include
I’ll design the experience and build the front end, keeping the decisions consistent from Figma to the browser. A marketing site, portfolio, or focused business website can often fit this scope. Complicated backend systems, large applications, and custom integrations get scoped separately so nobody gets surprised halfway through.
- Website redesign
- Responsive front-end build
- Accessibility and browser checks
- Launch support
- Practical handoff documentation
Backend applications, ecommerce complexity, and custom integrations may need separate engineering scope.
03
UX / Website Audit
A practical outside look at what is confusing people, what is getting in the way, and what is worth fixing first.
Around $350 to $500
Teams that know something feels off but are not ready to commit to a full redesign.
What this can include
I’ll review the current experience across usability, responsive behavior, accessibility, hierarchy, consistency, and conversion paths. You’ll get specific findings and a prioritized set of recommendations, not a vague scorecard that leaves you wondering what to do next.
- Heuristic UX review
- Mobile and responsive review
- Accessibility observations
- Prioritized recommendations
- Recorded or live walkthrough
The audit stands on its own. If you want help implementing the recommendations, we can scope that separately afterward.
04
Product / UI Design
Product thinking, interface design, and prototypes for software with complicated ideas behind it.
Scoped per project
Startups and product teams that need focused design help without adding a full-time role.
What this can include
Sometimes clients come to me with fresh new ideas of their dream, other times they come to me some time into their project and need help with their next steps. I can help at any time during the process of your journey. That can mean shaping a new workflow, redesigning an existing feature, prototyping an idea, building a component system, or working alongside engineering through implementation.
- User flows and product thinking
- UI/UX design
- Interactive prototypes
- Design systems and components
- Developer collaboration
This is product work, not only website work. Scope can cover a focused feature or a broader product experience.
05
AI / Vibe Code Cleanup
Your AI built it. I’ll help make it feel designed.
Scoped per project
Founders and teams with an AI-generated site or app that works, but still feels generated.
What this can include
AI tools can get a product surprisingly far, surprisingly fast. They can also leave behind repeated components, inconsistent UI, weak responsive behavior, awkward flows, accessibility problems, and interaction details nobody really decided on. I’ll review the experience, establish a clearer system, redesign the rough parts, and help clean up the front end when the scope makes sense.
- Interface and UX audit
- Visual hierarchy cleanup
- Responsive and mobile repair
- Component consolidation
- Design-minded front-end refinement
The focus is UX/UI and sensible front-end work. Deep backend repair or an arbitrary broken codebase needs separate technical evaluation.
06
Design System Cleanup
Turn duplicate components, one-off decisions, and visual drift into a system people can actually use.
Scoped per project
Product teams whose Figma library or implemented components have become harder to maintain than they should be.
What this can include
I’ll inventory what is there, identify overlap and gaps, clarify states and variants, and bring the design and implemented component language closer together. The goal is a smaller, clearer system that helps the team move instead of giving everyone one more thing to work around.
- Component inventory
- Variants and state cleanup
- Tokens and visual rules
- Accessibility states
- Design-to-code alignment
The scope can focus on Figma, implemented components, or the handoff between both.
How it works
A clear loop, with no three-week disappearing act.
Every project is a little different, but the feedback rhythm stays straightforward.
Consultation
We start with a conversation about the business or product, who it is for, what is getting in the way, the technical realities, and what a useful outcome actually looks like.
Research
I review the current experience, competitors, audience, content, analytics when available, technical constraints, and the patterns people already understand.
Initial direction
I explore an early direction far enough to make the important decisions visible before we commit too deeply. This is focused exploration, not several complete websites hiding behind a curtain.
Sync
We review the direction together, line up on what is working, and identify what needs to change while the work is still flexible.
Refinement
I develop the selected direction into a polished experience and incorporate the feedback we agreed would make it stronger.
Delivery
Depending on the project, delivery might mean final Figma files, a component system, documentation, implementation, or a finished website ready to launch.
You’ll get regular progress updates throughout the project, with focused check-ins when your feedback is most useful. Enough visibility to know where things stand, without turning your calendar into the actual deliverable.
Direct collaboration
Work directly with the designer.
No account-manager handoff and no mystery team appearing after the kickoff call. You work directly with me from the first conversation through delivery, which keeps the context intact and makes it much easier to solve the real problem instead of playing telephone around it.
Local + remote
Based in Columbus. Built to work anywhere.
I’m available for Columbus and Central Ohio businesses that want a local design partner, and for remote startups or product teams that need focused help. Either way, the process is organized around clear decisions, useful updates, and the work itself.
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Tell me what you’re trying to fix.
You do not need a polished brief before reaching out. Send me the site or product, tell me what feels wrong, and we can figure out whether I’m the right person for it.
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