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Product & UX

Decide what to build before you spend a quarter building it.

The most expensive engineering hours are the ones spent on the wrong feature. Product and UX specialists in the network bring structure to the discovery phase: what problem are we solving, for whom, and how will we know it worked. Then they design the solution and stay involved while it is built.

Typical challenges

  • A backlog with no clear prioritisation logic
  • Users who do not adopt what was shipped
  • A product that grew organically and lost its structure
  • A launch that needs a defensible design direction fast
  • No in-house research capacity to validate assumptions

Capabilities

  • Product discovery and roadmap definition
  • User research and usability testing
  • Interaction and interface design
  • Design systems and component libraries
  • Prototyping and concept validation
  • Accessibility and inclusive design
  • Product analytics and experiment design

Example roles

  • Product Manager
  • Product Designer
  • UX Researcher
  • Design System Lead
  • Service Designer

Typical engagements

  • Discovery sprint

    Three to five weeks of research and validation ending in a prioritised, evidence-backed roadmap.

  • Design for a release

    Interface design and prototypes for a defined release, delivered inside your design system.

  • Usability review

    A structured evaluation of an existing product with findings ranked by impact and effort.

What you get

  1. 01A prioritised, evidence-backed view of what to build next
  2. 02Designs and prototypes your engineers can build from directly
  3. 03Research findings your team can re-use for the next decision

Questions about this expertise

We already know what we want to build. Is discovery still useful?

Then the engagement starts at design, not discovery. Discovery is worth it when the cost of building the wrong thing is higher than the cost of a few weeks of validation.

Do you work with our existing design system?

Yes. Designers in the network work inside your system and extend it where it is missing pieces, rather than introducing a parallel visual language.

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