Available from 4 March
I join early-stage teams for eight to twelve weeks, ship the thing, and leave you a design system you can actually maintain.
Three ways to bring me in, priced so you know before the call.
One problem, one week, a tested prototype at the end. Good for validating before you commit engineering.
I sit in your standups, take tickets, and ship alongside the team. The usual choice.
Audit what exists, consolidate it, document it, and train whoever maintains it after I go.
Process
Forty minutes to work out whether the problem is the one you think it is.
A written price and a date. It does not move unless the scope does.
Something in your hands every Friday, not a reveal at the end.
A documented system and a recorded walkthrough for whoever picks it up.
Products shipped
Freelance, full time
Typical lead time
Fixed price, no hourly
Tom Vandenberg
Founder, Sable Analytics
Selected clients
Sometimes. Projects finish early more often than they run late, so it is worth asking even when the site says otherwise.
No. Everything is a fixed price against a fixed scope, agreed before I start. If the scope changes we requote rather than quietly billing more.
Happily. Some of the best engagements have been sitting alongside an in-house designer who needed a second pair of hands for a quarter.
One decision-maker who can attend a weekly call, and access to whoever talks to your customers.
Send me what you're building and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit.