One Week. One Real Task. Then You Decide.

A fixed fee, quoted on the intro call once we know the task. We do not publish it, because the number only means something against a scope. Whatever it is, it comes off the price of any project or subscription you start with us within 60 days, so a team that continues pays for the week once.

One bounded problem with a clear owner: a flow with a measurable drop-off, a screen your users complain about, a component set your engineers keep rebuilding, a page that needs to convert, or a first working prototype of a feature you are debating. If you are not sure, bring three candidates to the intro call and we will pick together.

Yes. When interaction, data behaviour or latency matter to the decision, we build the prototype in code with realistic or sanitised data. We tell you upfront whether that code is disposable or a foundation, and we never present a prototype as production-ready.

A senior product designer, the same one who would run a full project for you. For prototype tasks, that designer builds in code. Vlad, our founder, scopes the task on the intro call and writes the Friday recommendation. Nobody is splitting the week across clients.

You keep all files, the prototype if there is one, and the written recommendation. There is no further obligation. Some teams use the recommendation to brief their in-house designer; that is a fine outcome for everyone.

Yes. A single high-intent page (pricing, a product page, the homepage above the fold) is a good Trial Week task and usually leads into a Website Redesign if the results justify it.

We run one Trial Week per week. After the intro call we give you the next available Monday. If you have a deadline, say so on the call and we will tell you whether it fits.

Any of our services, judged on the task rather than your stage: one bounded problem with a clear owner and enough context to start on Monday. A flow with a measurable drop-off, a page that has to convert, a component set your engineers keep rebuilding, a deck, or one brief if you are an agency. At idea stage there is usually nothing concrete enough to work on yet, and we will say so on the call rather than take the week.