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Product Strategy & Design
Most products fail because the wrong thing got built first. We fix that before a single line of code gets written.
Product Strategy & Design
Unclear on what to build next or how to prioritise?
Problem
Unclear on what to build next or how to prioritise?
Solution
Most people build the wrong thing first. I help you cut the noise and come up with master plans to help take over the world. We make a concrete plan before I write a single line of zero-bloat code.
What you actually get
A concrete plan
What to build, what to skip, and in what order. A master plan, not a mood board.
Honest prioritisation
I'll tell you which features are earning their place and which are bloat. Even when it's the one you like.
Design that ships
Wireframes and flows tied to what can actually be built on your budget, not a Figma fantasy.
A build-ready scope
If we go on to build together, the statement of work is already written. If you build elsewhere, you leave with a plan any team can execute.
How it works
Same principles, whatever the job.
- 01
Discovery
We dig into the vision, the users, and the constraints. I ask the awkward questions now so they don't cost you three weeks mid-build.
- 02
Cut the noise
Every feature earns its place or gets parked. What's left is a scope you can afford and users will notice.
- 03
Plan on paper
Fixed scope, honest timeline, clear priorities. Then we build it, or you take the plan and run.
Questions
If you can hand me a clear scope, no. If the plan currently lives in your head and four different notes apps, this is the cheapest money you'll spend on the whole project.
No. Established businesses use it to decide what to build next, founders use it to get to a fundable MVP scope, and some people use it to sanity-check an agency quote.
Even better. I'll review them against what's actually buildable and flag the pieces that would triple the budget for no user benefit.
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