Consulting Services
Whether you need a Product Designer to help kick-off a specific project or you’re a business or non-profit in need of a website, let’s chat and see if I can pitch in.
Website Design & Development
Prices start at $4,000
If you don’t have a web presence, you probably need one. Whether that’s a daunting task or you just don’t have time to deal with it, I’m here to help.
I built my first website in middle school and it featured boy band background music and falling stars. I can help deliver a cohesive digital voice to your business or non-profit - falling stars are optional.
Services include Squarespace, Shopify and Tailwind. Ongoing hosting and maintenance packages are available. If you want to maintain it internally, I can offer virtual or on-site training sessions.
Branding Revitalization
Prices start at $500
Whether you’re a fifty-year-old business with a hand-painted logo on a sign or you took a design short-cut to get your business off the ground, I can help round out your branding and marketing package.
Services include but aren’t limited to - digitizing an existing logo, revitalizing an original logo while prioritizing its original intent, creating a cohesive color palette, brand voice and marketing materials.
*Must have an existing logo to be eligible for a branding package.
Experience & Software Design
Audit prices start at $100
If a full-time Product Designer is a luxury your organization doesn’t have yet, there are ways I can offer support without being fully integrated.
An experience audit of your system or website and documenting pain-points is an inexpensive but impactful place to start. I will provide the top 3-5 focus areas and propose impacts and an action plan based on your team’s bandwidth, provide referrals or offer other ways I can help.
If you need ongoing support or have an in-house development team, a monthly retainer may be a more suitable option.
For more details around prices and services, email me at saraogles@gmail.com.
My Design Process
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Understanding
Spending adequate time in the problem space is essential. I crave truly understanding the problem we’re trying to solve, why we’re solving it and how it will deliver measurable value. It’s also important for me to understand the existing processes and pain-points to make sure we’re not about to repeat any past mistakes.
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Brainstorming
Whether this is achieved as a team with a whiteboard and sticky notes, alone in my FigJam or even sketching out loose concepts in my sketchbook, keeping things ‘messy’ at the start allows space for more ideas to flourish before committing to a path forward.
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Creating
After we’ve all aligned on a solution or two worth exploring, I start designing. Pencil and paper, flowcharts, wireframes, screens and prototypes, there’s a lot of creating and undoing until a cohesive vision is achieved.
(aka. cHaOs MoDe)
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Iterating
Any job is dangerous when done in isolation and that’s especially true when designing software for someone else to use regularly. It’s important to work fast to get something out the door and then use feedback from real users to make improvements in real time.