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It depends on the scope. A brand identity refresh, a full design system, and a multi-month product build carry very different costs, so I don't publish fixed packages or price ranges that would be misleading before I understand what you need. Every project starts with a discovery conversation through the contact page, and I put together a scope and quote based on that conversation, not a generic price list.

It starts with a conversation about what you're trying to build and why. That's what the contact form is for. From there I scope the work and put together a proposal, and once we agree on it, I move into the relevant phase: research and design for UI/UX, branding, or design systems work, and implementation for development work, or both back-to-back if the engagement spans design and development. Because I'm the one designing and building, there's no handoff between a separate design team and dev team: decisions made in Figma and decisions made in code come from the same person, which keeps things consistent from first sketch to shipped product.

It depends on scope. A focused brand identity project moves faster than a full product design-and-build like the Aura Fem Health app or the ongoing SlideSpeak work in my case studies. I'd rather give you a realistic timeline once I understand your specific project during the discovery conversation than quote a generic number upfront that may not hold up once we're into the details.

Because I do both the design and the development myself, there's no handoff where design intent gets lost in translation to code, and no account manager relaying messages between you and the person doing the work. You're talking directly to whoever is building your product. That tends to mean faster iteration and fewer surprises. It also means my capacity at any given time is finite, which is part of why the first conversation matters: I want to be confident I can give your project real attention before taking it on.

Yes, and it's common. Several of the projects in my case studies span more than one service under one roof: Beacon Tutors Pakistan combined product design and development for both its admin dashboard and student-facing platform, and the Aura Fem Health app combined a full UI/UX overhaul with a native Flutter build. If your project needs UI/UX design, a design system, and the development to ship it, that can be scoped as one connected engagement instead of separate hires who have to coordinate with each other.

Yes. I'm not tied to one city or time zone. Past and current work spans clients in Singapore (Aura Fem Health), the UK (Pineamite), and Pakistan (Beacon Tutors); I coordinate asynchronously, with video calls for kickoff, reviews, and check-ins along the way. If you're reaching out from somewhere I'm not based, that's not a blocker.

I scope revisions into the engagement upfront, so there's no ambiguity about what's included before we start. After launch, some projects wrap up once they ship, and others turn into an ongoing relationship: the SlideSpeak work is a good example, where what started as marketing-site work has grown into continued development across their site, free tools, and core app. Which one makes sense for your project is something we figure out together, not something forced into a fixed post-launch package.