Founders and sponsors
You need the room to agree before money hits engineering.
Design workshops
If every stakeholder has a different product in their head, engineering will build the loudest one. We run a short room where the real job, the first release, and the screens get decided together.
Workshops often lead into full product design.
Business and engineering decide together
Leave with the first-version flow
A prototype you can show next week
The offer
A few focused days with the people who own the budget and the people who will build. You leave with a mapped job, a first-version list, and a clickable sketch.
Useful before MVP development.
Who it is for
If you own the budget, the product, or the operation, this page should help you decide.
You need the room to agree before money hits engineering.
You know the pain. You need it visible to the people who fund the fix.
You want constraints and a first slice, not a 40-page wish list.
What you get
The work buyers look for, described as outcomes.
Services
Pick a starting point. We will confirm it on a call.
A short working session so you know what to fund first.
Clear, validated product roadmaps
Better product-market fit and less waste
Challenges
If this sounds like your week, we should talk.
Time
We design ui/ux design workshops so this shows up in the business, not only in a demo.
Risk
We design ui/ux design workshops so this shows up in the business, not only in a demo.
Scale
We design ui/ux design workshops so this shows up in the business, not only in a demo.
Trust
We design ui/ux design workshops so this shows up in the business, not only in a demo.
Why Solvefy
Named products in production, a call that ends with a next step, and AI when it helps the live system.
Proof
Results from live products.
A tight booking path designed before the wider mobile product
Read full case study
Aligned web screens for a product team that needed one visual system
Read full case studyHow we work
A sequence you can follow without a glossary.
Step 1
We confirm this step with you before we move on.
Step 2
We confirm this step with you before we move on.
Step 3
We confirm this step with you before we move on.
Step 4
We confirm this step with you before we move on.
Step 5
We confirm this step with you before we move on.
Guides
Useful if you are sharing this page with a colleague.
AI-native team
We use AI in how we plan, document, and build ui/ux design workshops, so delivery moves faster and a person still reviews what matters. The same approach can live in your software: agents, copilots, and call handling inside the workflows your team already runs.
Faster delivery: specs, docs, and integration drafts sped up by AI, checked by people
AI in the build: tests, reviews, and handoff that are part of how we ship, not a later phase
AI in your product: copilots, agents, and call handling next to the records operators already use
Screens people can finish a job on without a manual.
A first release you can put in front of customers.
A product built around how your business actually works.
Questions teams ask before they hire for UI/UX Design Workshops.
The person who owns the budget, someone who lives in the current process, and the person who will build. Three to six people is enough.
A map of the job, a first-version list, and a clickable sketch. Enough to fund the next step without guessing.
Usually a few intensive days, then a short wrap so the prototype is ready to share.
Tell us what is stuck. We will map the next step on a call.