Take the guesswork out.
Build evidence for whatever you do next.
Duration:
2-6 weeksBefore committing to a direction, you need to know who your supporters actually are, what problem you're really solving, and what options there are for solving it.
This stage builds that evidence base through interviews and research, then synthesises it into a clear, shared vision and a prioritised set of opportunities your organisation can genuinely get behind.
Typical engagement looks like:
Duration:
4-10 weeksBefore committing real budget, you need to know an idea actually works — not assume it does.
This stage moves you from an idea to a validated concept by testing it with real supporters. Then it translates that concept into a roadmap: a vision for where it could go, and an honest plan for what can actually be built.
Typical engagement looks like:
Duration:
1-6 monthsEvery build is different, so this stage is scoped to what you actually need — a website, an app, a campaign, or a brand brought to life.
What doesn't change is the standard: work grounded in what was tested and validated in the stages before it.
Typical engagement looks like:
Approach
Three foundations to the process:
Learn quickly
Planning feels productive but doesn't actually result in outcomes.
I build quickly, and get it in front of the customer quickly so we can learn quickly.
01.
Build real evidence
The only way to build real evidence for a direction is to get real reactions to it.
No hypothesising; I build real looking prototypes to get real reactions from customers.
02.
AI-enabled
AI is a powerful tool but the skill of design is in the thinking.
I approach problems from first principles and only use AI as a validation tool, not a generation one.
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