AI tools, no-code builders, and lean teams can produce screens quickly. But unclear flows, inconsistent components, and weak product decisions still slip through — until users drop off, developers stall, or investors notice. I help catch and correct those issues before they compound.
The audit is the right next step if any of these sound familiar:
AI tools and lean teams have made it easier than ever to produce screens quickly. What has not changed is the need for someone to ask the harder questions: Is this flow logical? Is this component consistent? Is this decision defensible to a user, a developer, or an investor?
When there is no senior design voice in the room, those questions go unasked. The product ships. The problems compound.
No single person owns design decisions across the product.
AI-generated and junior output ships without a senior review.
The team moves too fast to audit what has already been built.
Studio Fra is not a production agency. I do not take over your team or replace your designers. I review, correct, and guide the design decisions your team is already making — and give you a clear, senior view of where your product stands and what it needs.
Every engagement starts with a Design Audit: a structured, opinionated assessment of your product's clarity, consistency, flow logic, and decision-making gaps.
"I am not extra design capacity. I bring senior judgment to the product decisions your team is already making."
Not a surface critique. A structured review of whether the product is clear, consistent, usable, and ready to build or present.
Every engagement begins with the audit. From there, two paths: a hands-on sprint to correct what the audit surfaces, or ongoing oversight to keep the product on standard.
A structured, annotated assessment of your product's design quality, consistency, and decision-making gaps — delivered as a report your team can act on immediately.
Request a Design AuditBest for: Founder-led teams preparing for fundraise or launch, post-MVP products that feel rough, teams handing designs to developers, anyone inheriting AI or contractor design work.
Hands-on design correction for teams with rough MVPs, AI-generated screens, no-code prototypes, or fragmented contractor-built work. Critical flows corrected and made production-ready.
See how the sprint worksOngoing senior design review across your product workflow — without the cost or footprint of a full-time hire.
Most audit clients continue here. We decide together once your audit is delivered.
Best for: Founder-led product companies with a junior design team, no senior design lead, or a founding team making product design decisions without oversight.
It includes annotated screens, severity-ranked findings, a UX risk register, and a fix roadmap your team can execute.
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I help founder-led product teams ship clearer, more credible products by bringing senior design judgment to the decisions they are already making.
Across more than two decades in UX and brand identity design, I have worked with startups and digital businesses — with a soft corner for fintech, education, and AI. That work has trained me to spot where product flows become unclear, where visual systems drift, and where teams mistake completed screens for completed decisions.
Studio Fra exists because the harder design questions now go unasked. Lean teams and AI tools produce screens faster than anyone reviews them, and the senior voice that catches a fragile flow or a weak decision is missing. That review is the work I do.
Because the value is independent senior review — across product logic, UX flow, consistency, and decision quality — not more production. That is a different job from making the screens.
No. The audit is designed to reduce rework by surfacing the decisions most likely to cause confusion, delay, or redesign — before build, launch, demo, or fundraise.
It gives you a concrete deliverable with no long-term commitment, and gives both of us a clear picture of what your product actually needs. Most clients continue into an oversight retainer. Some do not — and I will tell you honestly if that is the right call for where you are.