Up to 8 marketing pages
Home, product, pricing, about, and the pages you actually need. Written in real code, not a page builder, so it loads fast and your team can edit it.
For funded software teams of 5 to 50.
A finished site and a finished product interface. Live in 4 weeks.
One person designs it and builds it. Fixed scope. Fixed price. €18,000. You get the two months back that you would have spent on job posts, interviews and notice periods.
- 4 weeks start to live1 spot left next month.
- 5.0 client rating
- Guarantee or you stop paying
Built in two months. Marketing site in 5 languages, CMS, partner portal, client app.
LDU
Legal platform, Singapore
- Surfaces on one design system
- 4was one brochure site
- Languages the site sells in
- 5was English only
- Regulated-language violations left in the source
- 0was 450
Case 1 of 3: LDU, Legal platform, Singapore.
Companies I have designed and built for
Problem, then answer
You are here for one of five reasons.
Pick the one that sounds like your week. It turns into what I do about it.
What is actually happening
It works. It does the job people pay for. But the screens look like an internal tool, so prospects assume the product is half built and they price you like it is.
What I do about it
Up to 15 product screens, designed and built.
Real front end code, not a mockup. Loading, empty, error and success states all covered, because those are the states that decide whether a product feels finished.
Designed week 2, built week 3
Most people arrive with two or three of these at once. Four weeks is enough to close all of them, because it is the same four weeks.
The deliverable
Everything included. Nothing billed extra.
Two things ship at the end of week 4: the site that sells your product, and the product interface itself. Here is the whole list.
Up to 15 product screens
Designed and built as working front end code, in the framework your engineers already use. Not a folder of PNGs for someone else to interpret.
Every state covered
Loading, empty, error, success. These are the states nobody quotes for and the ones that decide whether a product feels finished or half built.
Nobody includes this
A component library
Your team builds new screens in your style after I leave, without booking me again. This is the part agencies charge a retainer for.
Nobody includes this
Copy structure for every page
Headline, subhead and section order, drafted. You are not left staring at lorem ipsum two days before launch.
Nobody includes this
Two weeks of fixes after launch
Something breaks, I fix it. No invoice, no change order, no conversation about scope.
If it is on this list, it is in the price. If you want something that is not on this list, we talk about it before we start, not in week three.
The work
Three platforms, designed and built by the person selling you this.
A legal platform in Singapore, a preventive health clinic in the Netherlands, and the Dutch social security system's largest operation. None of them were four week sprints. All three are the same one person doing the design and the front end, which is the part you are buying.
LDU
Legal platform, Singapore
4
Surfaces drawn from one design system
Marketing site in 5 languages, CMS, partner portal, client app.
lduasia.com · Built in two months.
Read the case studyMy Active Age
Preventive health, Netherlands
9
Investigation pages served by one component and one record
Marketing site, client portal, admin portal, design system.
myactiveage.com · Built in two months.
Read the case study
Robidus
Social security SaaS
200%+
Work efficiency across the reintegration process
Web app, mobile app and website behind one login.
robidus.nl · Six months, 600 employers and 350 case managers.
Read the case study
The comparison you are already running
You have four options. Here is the honest math.
Hire a designer
Slow and permanent
Time to live14 to 20 weeks
Real cost€85,000+ a year, plus recruiter
Stuck withA salary and a hiring risk
Use an agency
Slow and expensive
Time to live10 to 16 weeks
Real cost€45,000 to €70,000
Stuck withAccount managers and change orders
Let an engineer do it
Fast but unfinished
Time to live3 weeks
Real costThe features they did not build
Stuck withA product that looks like it does not work
Do nothing
The most expensive
Time to liveNever
Real costEvery deal lost to a better-looking competitor
Stuck withThe same problem next quarter
This sprint
Fast, fixed, finished
Time to live4 weeks
Real cost€18,000 fixed
Stuck withNothing. It ends.
The real cost of waiting is not the fee. It is two months of runway spent looking unfinished.
Social proof
What the people who hired me said.
The sprint is new. The person running it is not. These are founders, engineers and product leads I have designed and shipped for, in their own words.
9 yearsdesigning and building software interfaces, for two-person startups and for AdidasZoef, LDU, Rebels, Collexa, Rabobank, Ordina
Highly recommend Milan! He is able to translate some rough concepts, ideas and content into great designs.
Sander D., CEO at ZoefCollaborating with Midosu Studio has been an absolute pleasure. Their expertise in web development and editing has truly elevated our website.
Daniel L., Co-founder at LDUI was really impressed with Milan and can only compliment him. He made really interesting designs, always showing good reasoning.
Maxim M., Technical Director at RebelsGreat designer and easy to work with. Would definitely hire him again.
Tyler M., Founder of CollexaMilan always creates his wireframes with the structure of HTML and CSS in mind. Therefore it is easy for us developers.
Ruth B., Business Analyst at RabobankMilan is a highly talented UX/UI designer. He possesses a deep understanding of customer and user needs, and delivers design fast.
Laurent B., Full Stack Engineer at OrdinaMilan is a highly talented UX/UI designer. His guidance has been invaluable to my growth as a designer.
Anoush M., Designer at Surelock IT Security Services
How it works
Four weeks, four steps, one person.
The person who scopes the work is the person who designs it and the person who writes the code. Nothing gets handed over, so nothing gets translated and nothing gets lost. That is the whole reason four weeks is possible.
We agree the exact page list and the exact screen list. That list does not change after this week.
- Your time
- One 90 minute kickoff call
- You get
- Copy structure, sitemap, wireframes
- Scope locked in writing
Total time you spend
5 hours
across four weeks. That is the whole ask, and it is the reason this fits around the work you already have.
- 1strong direction
- 2change rounds
- 0handoffs
You get speed, not open-ended exploration. Need research and user interviews first? Budget three months with an agency.
Before you book
Questions people ask before they book.
Who this is for
This is built for one kind of company.
This is for you if
Good fit- You raised in the last 9 months and the clock is running.
- You have 5 to 50 people and no designer, or one designer who is drowning.
- Your product works but looks like an internal tool.
- You need it live in weeks, not next quarter.
- You can sign off on decisions yourself, without a committee.
This is not for you if
- You have not raised yet and €18,000 is a real risk to your runway.
- You want a logo, a brand book, and a naming exercise. I do not do those.
- You need five rounds of stakeholder review. Four weeks does not survive that.
- You want someone in your standups every day. I am not an employee.
- You are shopping for the cheapest option. I am not it.
If you are in the right column, close this tab. I would rather you find out now than in week two.
Start here
Tell me what you are building.
Eight short questions, one at a time. Most people are through it before their coffee gets cold.
- About 2 minutes.
- Nothing shared, nothing stored beyond my inbox.
- A reply within one working day, or nothing at all.
Next start date: 6 October. One project at a time.
Milan. It is me asking, not a form.
What do you need built?