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PM scopes in the first 15 minutes what is achievable before your deadline. In 8-16 hours (Full Day or two Starter sessions), a product designer can deliver: high-fidelity Figma screens for the 4-6 key flows your launch covers (the screens users will see first and most often), with realistic content and interactions that feel production-ready to your early users. The designer focuses on the flows that define your core value proposition not every edge case or settings screen. Scope is confirmed before work starts: number of screens, flows covered, fidelity level, and whether developer-ready specifications (spacing, typography, colour tokens) are included. For launch day specifically, the designer thinks about what a first-time user sees in the first 5 minutes, not the complete product.

Yes. Developer-ready Figma handoff is the standard deliverable, not mockups requiring interpretation. This means: a structured Figma file with components built using auto-layout so spacing and sizing are programmatically correct and developers can directly inspect measurements, design tokens for colours, typography, and spacing attached as Figma variables (or annotated clearly for Tailwind, CSS custom properties, or your design system), every interactive state covered for the delivered screens (hover, active, disabled, error, loading, empty state), and a separate handoff frame showing all component variants with annotations. If you use Storybook, the designer aligns component naming to your existing library. If you use Tailwind, annotations include the specific Tailwind class for each spacing, colour, and typography value.

Yes, responsive design doubles the surface area but not necessarily the time. The efficient approach: the designer designs mobile first (375px) as the primary viewport since mobile constraints force the content hierarchy to be clearly prioritised, then adapts to desktop (1280px) by extending the layout rather than designing from scratch. Most screen layouts have a natural responsive adaptation single-column mobile becomes two or three-column desktop, a bottom navigation becomes a sidebar, a full-screen modal becomes a dialog panel. For a Full Day session, the designer typically delivers mobile and desktop for the 4-5 key screens rather than 8-10 screens for one viewport only. PM confirms the viewport priority before work starts based on your launch audience and traffic source.

PM schedules a 30-minute designer-developer alignment call as a standard deliverable after every design engagement included in the session cost. This call is the developer opportunity to ask implementation questions before starting, flag constraints (an animation the designer specified that the frontend framework does not support natively), and get clarification on interactive states that are not explicitly documented. The designer remains available for async questions via Slack for 5 business days after the session, answering implementation questions without scheduling a new session. For more complex ongoing design support, PM can arrange a Sprint Pack with a dedicated designer who is available throughout your build sprint.

In 48 hours with a focused designer, typical deliverables for a product launch: high-fidelity screens for 5-8 key user flows at mobile and desktop (authentication flow, core product flow, empty state, key settings screen), interactive Figma prototype linking the screens so stakeholders and developers can click through the experience, design token documentation (colour palette, typography scale, spacing system as Figma variables), developer handoff specs for all delivered screens, and a basic component library covering buttons, inputs, cards, and navigation in your brand. What requires more than 48 hours: full design system with documentation, user research and validation, animation specifications, complex data visualisation, and comprehensive accessibility audit. PM prioritises the highest-impact deliverables for your specific launch context.

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