Two one-hour sessions for engineers vibe-coding their own products: one before you prompt, one before you launch. Get it right the first time instead of rebuilding it later.
You start prompting with a rough idea instead of a clear scope. The AI fills the gaps with guesses. Three sessions later you're refactoring flows nobody thought through.
The AI builds to generic patterns, not your actual users. It looks done. If nobody checks it first, your users become the test, and they don't file bug reports. They leave.
A live working session that turns a rough idea into a spec an AI can build correctly the first time, before you burn prompts on the wrong thing.
A live audit of what you built, before anyone else sees it. Confusing flows, weak calls to action, and flat hierarchy get caught and fixed here, while changing them is still cheap.
Product and dev strategy consultant with a background in project management and business analysis. Specs out systems and user flows so builds start on solid ground instead of a guess.
Experience designer based in Portland, OR, with 20 years redesigning products across healthcare, fintech, real estate tech, and nonprofits, as both designer and engineer.