Software · interfaces · workflows
Design and build the screens, components and front-end flows behind useful software. Improve an interface that already exists or shape a focused tool around a real workflow.
What we can take on
Choose a starting point. The exact pages, screens, features and handoff are confirmed before work begins.
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Turn an unclear screen or process into a more understandable interface with a visible hierarchy and a clear next action.
02
Build a focused front end for a small process, dashboard or internal tool, using agreed sample data or a supplied interface contract.
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Make a contained change inside an existing project, from a page or component to a better form, navigation pattern or front-end interaction.
How the work moves
The aim is to make the scope understandable before the build starts, so both sides know what is included and what needs a separate quote.
Show the current screen or describe the task, the people involved and where they get stuck.
Choose the screens and states in scope, and identify data, access and integration dependencies.
Build or refine the agreed interface using real supplied requirements and representative sample data.
Check the key path, refine the included states and return the scoped project files with setup notes.
Example packages
These are introductory examples for common, clearly bounded work. They are not one-size-fits-all quotes; integrations, content, platform limits and unusual requirements can change the scope. Revision rounds follow the accepted proposal total: one round, plus one for each full $120.
For contained work in a supplied project or existing browser interface. Larger design systems and re-platforming projects need a custom scope.
Single-screen pass
$45starting package
For one defined interface screen or component.
Defined scope
One layout or UI improvement within the supplied front-end.
Typical example: 3–5 business days
Connected screens
$140starting package
For a small group of screens that share one workflow.
Defined scope
Up to three related screens or states.
Typical example: 6–9 business days
Workflow interface
$340starting package
For a focused front-end workflow or small dashboard.
Defined scope
Up to five related screens with representative sample data.
Typical example: 10–15 business days
Data storage, user permissions, live integrations, APIs, authentication and production analytics are not included unless separately reviewed and specified.
Selected examples
These examples show design and implementation work. Concept projects are labeled clearly and do not represent paid client engagements.
Independent fictional browser demo
A small browser-based planning interface used to explore an overview, task board and budget workflow. Its sample totals and task states are part of a fictional demo and are not customer data or performance claims.
Concept demonstration · not a client product
Files & handoff
Interface work includes the agreed screens and front-end behavior in the named project. The handoff identifies changed files and any local steps needed to review them.
A polished interface does not by itself provide production accounts, databases, permissions or an operating service. Backend services, live data integrations and deployment are discussed separately before work starts.
Before we begin
It can be a visual interface pass, a coded front-end improvement or a small interactive workflow. The package description and agreed scope say which one you are buying.
Yes, if the project files are available and the stack is a fit. A brief review first helps identify setup, access and dependency needs.
Potentially, but data access, API documentation, privacy requirements and credentials need a separate review. Do not send passwords or sensitive data in the initial inquiry.
Focused browser interfaces such as internal dashboards, small workflow screens, forms and user-facing UI improvements. Large platforms, complex backends and regulated systems require a custom assessment.
Your next step
A rough idea is enough. The project flow will help sort the right kind of work and the details needed to scope it.