designs.art

UI design — subscriptions

UI, with taste.

Product designers who ship pixel-perfect interfaces and design systems that scale.

UI Designer

$1,499/mo
  • Mid-specialist product designer assigned
  • 1 active project
  • Figma + Slack
  • 2–3 day delivery
  • Unlimited revisions
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UI Director

$2,999/mo
  • Specialist designer + design-lead oversight
  • 2 active projects
  • Design systems
  • Async reviews in your channel
  • Everything in UI Designer
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UI Team

$4,999/mo
  • Specialist designer + director + product strategy
  • Multiple active projects
  • Strategy + execution
  • Project manager on your account
  • Everything in UI Director
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CANCEL ANYTIME · PAUSE MONTHLY · 30-DAY NOTICE

Resource maths

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Hire in-house

$145,000

a year, all in

  • One designer, one product's worth of patterns
  • Skill ceiling: two or three products in a whole career
  • A manager, marketing head or founder has to manage them
  • Eight to twelve weeks to hire
  • Figma seats, plugins and tooling on your card
  • You write the brief and run the review
  • Notice period when they leave
  • Fixed cost whether or not there is a roadmap
  • No pause, no downgrade

Product studio

$180,000

a year, minimum term

  • Priced per sprint, quoted per scope
  • Discovery phases billed before any pixels
  • Long lead times on small changes
  • You wait for their sprint calendar, not yours
  • Change orders outside the statement of work
  • Minimum engagement lengths
  • Handover gaps between design and build
  • Annual retainers with steep minimums
Growth

designs.art Growth

$799

a month, cancel anytime

  • Screens shipped for 30+ brands, not one product
  • Zero management: brief in, work out
  • Landing pages, marketing sites, app store assets
  • UI mockups and responsive layouts
  • Everything in the graphic subscription as well
  • First drafts in 24 to 48 hours
  • Unlimited revisions
  • Figma files yours from day one
  • Design manager reviews before it reaches you
  • Async: brief in Slack or email, no standing calls
  • Pause or cancel any month

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An in-house hire is a fixed annual cost whether or not there is work that month, and somebody senior still has to manage them. An agency charges you for its own management layer and quotes you a quarter to leave. designs.art is a monthly line item you can stop.

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What's included

Everything, nothing extra.

Specialist product designer

Specialist or director-level designer dedicated to your product.

2–3 day turnaround

Initial flows and screens within a working week. Iterate from there.

Figma + tokens

Every project ships in editable Figma with a starter component library.

Pause anytime

Between sprints? Pause for up to 60 days without losing your designer.

How a typical month looks

Brief Monday, ship Friday.

    STEP 01

    Day 1 — Brief

    Drop your brief into Slack or the portal. We confirm scope same day and assign your designer.

    STEP 02

    Day 2–3 — Drafts

    First concepts land for your eye. You react in Figma comments or a written note — no call needed.

    STEP 03

    Day 4–7 — Iterate

    We refine on your direction. Unlimited revisions until it's right.

    STEP 04

    Day 7+ — Ship

    Final files in every format you need. We pull the next brief from your queue.

What you can ask for

Anything in ui.

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The ui subscription, in detail.

One product area in active design — e.g. an onboarding flow, a dashboard, an iOS app. We complete it, then pull the next from your queue.

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