Embedded product design and engineering team

Senior product talent. Part of your team.

Bring senior designers and engineers into your product team. Move a defined roadmap forward with clear ownership, regular reviews, and working releases.

Senior review within one business day. No finished brief needed.

The right fit

Solve the right
problem first.

A capable internal team has clear priorities but lacks sustained design or engineering capacity around the work that matters most.

Who it’s for
A product, growth, or technical team with a meaningful backlog and clear decision owners, but not enough focused capacity to move the right work forward.
What you leave with
Steady progress on agreed priorities, visible decisions, usable artifacts, and a cleaner handoff between what was learned and what ships next.
What helps us start
Named decision owners, access to the existing product and team, a prioritized problem space, and a workable review rhythm.
Where another approach may fit
If you need one standalone deliverable, a fixed-scope project may be simpler than recurring team capacity.

What’s included

A clear scope.
A tangible handover.

Ongoing capacity around agreed priorities, with visible decisions, regular review, release iteration, and explicit handoff boundaries.

  1. 01

    Discovery support and product framing

  2. 02

    UX/UI and workflow design

  3. 03

    Feature delivery and integration work

  4. 04

    Design-system and accessibility improvements

  5. 05

    Conversion and onboarding improvements

  6. 06

    Release iteration and handoff

The process

No mystery between
the idea and the launch.

  1. 01

    Understand the job

    We listen to your goals, current constraints, and the people the work needs to serve.

    A shared direction
  2. 02

    Agree the plan

    Decide what belongs in the release. Agree the deliverables, responsibilities, milestones, and investment.

    A written scope and proposal
  3. 03

    Design and build

    Review designs and working software as they develop. Resolve questions early, while changes are easier.

    Working previews and review points
  4. 04

    Launch and hand over

    Verify the agreed release checks, go live, and hand over the source, assets, and operating notes.

    Your release, source, and runbook

Before we talk

Your questions,
answered.

How does the embedded product team engagement work?

We embed senior product designers and full-stack engineers directly into your product rhythm via Slack, Git, and weekly planning cycles. We work on your defined backlog priorities—feature delivery, UX redesign, design system architecture, or performance remediation—without agency overhead.

What is the minimum commitment for an embedded engagement?

We typically operate on 2 to 6 month retainer agreements with agreed sprint capacity and a transparent 30-day cancellation notice. This provides sustained momentum without locking your team into rigid annual contracts.

How do you coordinate with our existing designers and engineers?

We integrate directly into your existing workflow tools—whether GitHub/GitLab, Linear/Jira, or Figma. We contribute code through your standard PR review process and follow your architectural standards, leaving clean, maintainable systems your team can support.

Who owns the work produced during the embedded sprint?

The custom work is handed over to your company under the agreed engagement terms. We clarify source access, design assets, third-party licenses, and transfer timing in writing before starting.

A little more context

Read before you decide.

Let’s find the right first step

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in mind?

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