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Digital product design for teams in Berlin
For a digital product used by a Berlin team or its customers, I design the agreed journeys and interface remotely from Tehran. We review the content, roles and technical constraints before expanding the screens. Language versions and exception states are part of the brief, while coding and system integration remain separate deliverables.
What you receive
- Key flow and language-switch behaviour
- Responsive states and components
- Prototype and development documentation
How we work together
We start with a conversation about the problem, audience and deliverables. Once the scope is clear, I send a proposal with timing and cost. Reviews happen at agreed stages, followed by the design files and guidance your team needs to use or develop the work.
Changing language should preserve the task
A user should not lose a selection or be sent to unrelated content simply by changing language. We document the intended switching behaviour and check the layout with realistic wording. The engineering team confirms which state can be preserved and how translated routes are handled.
You receive an organised design file, a prototype of the key journey and documented interface states. Reusable components and mobile behaviour are explained for the development team. Coding and system integrations are scoped separately.
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Before we start
Can you design for both left-to-right and right-to-left text?
Yes, when those languages are in scope. We define what mirrors and what stays fixed, then test navigation, forms and mixed-direction content with approved text.
How are cost and timing agreed?
I prepare a proposal after understanding the problem, deliverables, languages and review rounds. A fixed price before that discussion would leave important work undefined.
Do we need to be in the same city?
No. Meetings, reviews and file delivery can happen online. For printed or physical work, we agree separately on production responsibilities and output checks.