Stop reacting to AI.
Start architecting it.

Lead with how small the first step is: a one-week audit at a fixed price, ending in a written recommendation, with nothing after it committed. Once we've confirmed it's a fit, I'll send you an overview and an approval-request template you can forward. Until then, here's the one-line version for whoever approves spend:

"One week, S$ 1,500 fixed, and credited toward the build if we continue within 30 days. We get a written recommendation on where design time goes, how AI enters our product, and whether a build is worth doing. It's ours to keep, and nothing further is committed."

Because the audit is how you find out, at a size that's easy to approve. In one week I talk to a few of your designers and engineers, then write up where design time goes, how AI enters the product, how changes reach your design system, and whether a proof of concept is worth building. The price is fixed, the recommendation is yours to keep even if we stop there, and if you go on to Embedded or Guided within 30 days, the fee is credited toward it.

Then I'll tell you, and you'll have spent S$ 1,500 instead of a much larger build on the wrong thing. You still keep the written recommendation, and nothing after the audit is committed.

The plan above shows your total before we ever talk. The audit is S$ 1,500, credited toward Embedded or Guided if you continue within 30 days. That makes audit and Embedded S$ 5,000 in total, fixed with a 50% deposit. Guided is S$ 1,250 a month for 3–6 months, with the audit fee credited against it. A team workshop is optional, from S$ 600 for a half day. The only thing quoted separately is travel for on-site days.

The tutorials and Builder Series on this site are a public preview of how I work. I don't name client engagements without their written permission, so on the fit call I'll walk you through the client work I can share.

You do. Everything built during the engagement belongs to your company: the design variables, components, context files for AI tools, and the documentation. I only describe the engagement publicly with your written permission.

For Embedded, yes: the proof of concept is built with them. For Guided, a design lead with a few hours a week is enough.

Probably not yet. Below five designers and without a design system, the audit would cost more than it saves. The free Pattern Library and the tutorials are a better place to start.

Yes, separately. A 45-minute talk gets everyone on the same page about how AI is changing design work, and leaves your team with a short list of what to fix first. The workshop is for putting it to work: half or full day, hands-on with your own design system, so your team can work the new way on its own.