Product design aimed at the SaaS numbers — activation, retention and expansion — rather than at screens that merely look current.
Four areas where this work is won or lost.
The first session designed so a new account reaches value quickly, because most churn is decided there.
The few tasks users return for, designed to be fast and unambiguous for repeat use.
Pricing pages, upgrade paths and billing screens that make paying clear rather than punitive.
Permissions, invites and shared workspaces designed in, not bolted on after the first enterprise request.
A short loop with a written result at every step.
What the user must do to feel the product works, and how many steps stand between sign-up and that.
Core workflow, onboarding and upgrade path designed as one journey instead of separate screens.
Funnel and cohort data against the design, with changes tested rather than assumed.
Chosen for your product, not for our habit.
Tell us where users drop off. We will start from the funnel, not from a redesign.