Why it matters
Without ongoing design support, the product runs on patches: engineers improvise UI, screens drift, onboarding and funnels weaken. You pay not for pretty frames, but so feature growth doesn’t kill conversion and team speed.
Services / Design support
Moscow · Worldwide
Post-release product design support
After release the product grows with tweaks and new screens — without design it becomes chaos. Retainer covers the queue, A/B mockups and a living design system in sync with dev.
What we do
In this engagement:
- Task queue and SLA — clear flow: what’s in progress, what’s next, when layouts land
- Fixes and new features — from small tweaks to full flows ready for release
- Sync with engineering — design at sprint pace so devs don’t sit idle
- Design system upkeep — components, states, edge cases so UI doesn’t drift
- Weekly demos — review progress, cut noise, lock priorities
How we work
We lock the task channel, priorities, and cadence (typically weekly). You pick a retainer or hour pack — we run the queue, hand off layouts for build, align states, and keep the design system current. Scope and SLA are set after a short review of the live product.
FAQ
How fast can we start, and when do first layouts arrive?
After a quick product and workflow review we typically hit cadence in the first working week: priorities locked, queue taken, first layouts delivered against the SLA we agree at kickoff.
How is pricing structured — retainer or hours?
Both. Retainer when fixes and features are steady; hour packs when load comes in waves. We lock the commercial frame after reviewing volume, UI complexity, and the SLA you need.