UX DESIGN
that speaks
the language of shipping.
UX DESIGN
that speaks
the language
of shipping.
I work in focused sprints or as a product partner. I help teams deconstruct problems, align with engineering, and ship UX that doesn't need a "do-over" in six months.
UX DESIGN
that speaks
the language
of shipping.
I work in focused sprints or as a product partner. I help teams deconstruct problems, align with engineering, and ship UX that doesn't need a "do-over" in six months.
UX DESIGN
that speaks
the language of shipping.
UX DESIGN
that speaks
the language
of shipping.
I'm the designer who knows your
product, thinks like a dev, and is ready from day one.
UX DESIGN
that speaks
the language
of shipping.
I'm the designer who knows your
product, thinks like a dev, and
never needs re-onboarding.
Trusted by founders who ship
© 2026 adriana biarnés
Trusted by
© 2026 adriana biarnés
You don’t need
more design.
You need better decisions, made earlier.
You'll fix the UX later. I've heard that before. Later shows up as a confused user, a missed conversion, or a dev sprint nobody planned for.
That's exactly why I'm here.
Trusted by founders who ship
You don’t need
more design.
You need better decisions, made earlier.
You'll fix the UX later. I've heard that before. Later shows up as a confused user, a missed conversion, or a dev sprint nobody planned for.
That's exactly why I'm here.
how it works
© 2026 adriana biarnés
how it works.
Forget long onboardings. You tell me what's needed, I get to work.
how it works
how it works.
Forget long onboardings. You tell me what's needed, I get to work.
1
Book a fit call
20 minutes. We talk about what's blocking your team, what you're shipping, and whether this makes sense. No pitch, no pressure.
1
Book a fit call
20 minutes. We talk about what's blocking your team, what you're shipping, and whether this makes sense. No pitch, no pressure.
1
Book a fit call
20 minutes. We talk about what's blocking your team, what you're shipping, and whether this makes sense. No pitch, no pressure.
2
Sprint or Partner
Fixed scope and a deadline? We sprint. Ongoing decisions and moving parts? We partner. Either way, we move fast.
2
Sprint or Partner
Fixed scope and a deadline? We sprint. Ongoing decisions and moving parts? We partner. Either way, we move fast.
2
Sprint or Partner
Fixed scope and a deadline? We sprint. Ongoing decisions and moving parts? We partner. Either way, we move fast.
3
Ship, ship, ship
From here, design stops being your problem. Decisions get made, work gets delivered, nd your team stays unblocked.
3
Ship, ship, ship
From here, design stops being your problem. Decisions get made, work gets delivered, nd your team stays unblocked.
3
Ship, ship, ship
From here, design stops being your problem. Decisions get made, work gets delivered, nd your team stays unblocked.
TESTIMONIALS
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Trusted by
© 2026 adriana biarnés
testimonials.
Trusted by founders that speak the
language of shipping
Adriana has strong product thinking and communication, helping guide decisions, explaining the reasons behind them, and keeping everything moving in the right direction. The whole process was smooth and easy to collaborate on.
Ashu Mathura
Head of Product at Earo
Nancy Shenouda
CEO at Tradenest
"Adriana did a great design job. We were looking for a fresh, modern design that would stand out, and she delivered exactly that. The result looked impressive and drew positive attention. We look forward to working with her again."
Adriana thrives in UX and product decisions. She has a real talent for understanding both business and client needs, communicates clearly, and consistently turns that into strong, effective solutions.
Jake Casino
Founder at Libre Design
Xavier Blanc
CEO at F. Casanova
"Adriana asked a lot of good questions and made me realize how much thought goes into design when it’s done properly. The process felt easy because communication was constant and clear."
TESTIMONIALS
testimonials.
Trusted by founders that speak the
language of shipping
Adriana has strong product thinking and communication, helping guide decisions, explaining the reasons behind them, and keeping everything moving in the right direction. The whole process was smooth and easy to collaborate on.
Ashu Mathura
Head of Product at Earo
Nancy Shenouda
CEO at Tradenest
"Adriana did a great design job. We were looking for a fresh, modern design that would stand out, and she delivered exactly that. The result looked impressive and drew positive attention. We look forward to working with her again."
Adriana thrives in UX and product decisions. She has a real talent for understanding both business and client needs, communicates clearly, and consistently turns that into strong, effective solutions.
Jake Casino
Founder at Libre Design
Xavier Blanc
CEO at F. Casanova
"Adriana asked a lot of good questions and made me realize how much thought goes into design when it’s done properly. The process felt easy because communication was constant and clear."
You focus on building.
I make sure design never slows you down.
ABOUT ADRIANA
I didn’t start in design. I came from law school, then learned to code, then design. That mix is what shapes how I think.
I don’t just care about how a product looks. I care if it makes sense for the business, and if it will hold up in development.
That means you’re not just getting screens, you’re getting decisions that hold up.
Once I’m in, you stop worrying about product clarity, UX decisions, and how design translates to build. I handle the thinking, the tradeoffs, and the back-and-forth with engineering until things are clear and ready to ship.
Don’t think of me as a freelancer to manage. I take ownership of the product experience and push it until it works.
I didn’t start in design. I came from law school, then learned to code, then design. That mix is what shapes how I think.
I don’t just care about how a product looks. I care if it makes sense for the business, and if it will hold up in development.
That means you’re not just getting screens, you’re getting decisions that hold up.
Once I’m in, you stop worrying about product clarity, UX decisions, and how design translates to build. I handle the thinking, the tradeoffs, and the back-and-forth with engineering until things are clear and ready to ship.
Don’t think of me as a freelancer to manage. I take ownership of the product experience and push it until it works.
PRICING
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PRICING.
Two ways to work together. Pick what
feels right.
PRICING
PRICING.
Two ways to work together. Pick what
feels right.
1 SLOT AVAILABLE
UX Sprint
You have a deadline and something that needs to ship. I lock in and your problem becomes my top priority. Scoped, decided, and dev-ready in 10 days.
WHAT YOU GET
Scoped work, shipped fast.
Dev-ready in 10 working days.
Top priority treatment.
$7599
/month
FIXED SCOPED · 10 WORKING DAYS
1 SLOT AVAILABLE
UX Sprint
You have a deadline and something that needs to ship. I lock in and your problem becomes my top priority. Scoped, decided, and dev-ready in 10 days.
WHAT YOU GET
Scoped work, shipped fast.
Dev-ready in 10 working days.
Top priority treatment.
$7599
/month
FIXED SCOPED · 10 WORKING DAYS
MOST POPULAR
Design Partner
I become part of your team. Submit requests, I work through them one at a time: flows, decisions, trade-offs. Full context retained, no re-onboarding. One month or ongoing.
WHAT YOU GET
Unlimited requests, one at a time
Faster small decisions
Product stays consistent
2 CLIENT SLOTS · CANCEL ANYTIME
$7599
/month
MOST POPULAR
Design Partner
I become part of your team. Submit requests, I work through them one at a time: flows, decisions, trade-offs. Full context retained, no re-onboarding. One month or ongoing.
WHAT YOU GET
Unlimited requests, one at a time
Faster small decisions
Product stays consistent
2 CLIENT SLOTS · CANCEL ANYTIME
$7599
/month
AFTER SPRINT OR PARTNER
Maintenance
The big work is done. Keep your product tight with 20 hours of design support a month. Reviews, small fixes, quick decisions, always there when you need it.
WHAT YOU GET
20h of design per month
Faster small decisions
Product stays consistent
$7599
/month
2 CLIENT SLOTS · CANCEL ANYTIME
AFTER SPRINT OR PARTNER
Maintenance
The big work is done. Keep your product tight with 20 hours of design support a month. Reviews, small fixes, quick decisions, always there when you need it.
WHAT YOU GET
20h of design per month
Faster small decisions
Product stays consistent
$7599
/month
2 CLIENT SLOTS · CANCEL ANYTIME
FAQ’s
Here’s everything you need to know before working with me.
What is UX design?
UX stands for user experience. It's the work that determines how easy, clear, and enjoyable it is to use a product. Not how it looks. How it works. A well-designed product guides users to do what they came to do without friction, confusion, or frustration. When UX is done well, you don't notice it. When it's done badly, you feel it every time.
How can UX design improve my product?
Most products have friction that the team can't see anymore because they've looked at it too long. UX design finds where users get stuck, confused, or drop off, and fixes the root cause. The result is usually a measurable improvement in conversion, retention, or task completion, depending on what the product does and what the real problem is.
When do I actually need a UX designer?
A few clear signs: users are dropping off at a specific point and you don't know why. You're adding features but engagement isn't growing. Your team disagrees on what to build next and there's no clear framework for deciding. You're preparing for a funding round and the product needs to look as mature as the business. Any of those is enough.
How do I know if my product has UX problems?
The fastest way: watch five people use your product who have never seen it before. Don't explain anything. Just watch. Where they hesitate, click the wrong thing, or ask a question is where the problems are. Five users is usually enough to surface the top three issues. If you don't have time for that, a UX audit does the same thing more systematically.
What's the difference between a UX designer and a product designer?
A UX designer focuses on the user experience side: flows, usability, research. A product designer does that and also takes ownership of the broader product decisions, the visual system, how features connect, and how the product evolves over time. In practice, most companies use the terms interchangeably. What matters is whether the person you hire can solve your actual problem, not what their title is.
What does working with a UX designer actually look like?
It starts with understanding the problem, not jumping into solutions. Then comes research or auditing depending on what's needed, followed by design decisions that are explained and justified, not just handed over. A good UX designer doesn't disappear after the files are delivered. They stay close enough to answer questions during development and catch things before they ship wrong.
What is UX design?
UX stands for user experience. It's the work that determines how easy, clear, and enjoyable it is to use a product. Not how it looks. How it works. A well-designed product guides users to do what they came to do without friction, confusion, or frustration. When UX is done well, you don't notice it. When it's done badly, you feel it every time.
How can UX design improve my product?
Most products have friction that the team can't see anymore because they've looked at it too long. UX design finds where users get stuck, confused, or drop off, and fixes the root cause. The result is usually a measurable improvement in conversion, retention, or task completion, depending on what the product does and what the real problem is.
When do I actually need a UX designer?
A few clear signs: users are dropping off at a specific point and you don't know why. You're adding features but engagement isn't growing. Your team disagrees on what to build next and there's no clear framework for deciding. You're preparing for a funding round and the product needs to look as mature as the business. Any of those is enough.
How do I know if my product has UX problems?
The fastest way: watch five people use your product who have never seen it before. Don't explain anything. Just watch. Where they hesitate, click the wrong thing, or ask a question is where the problems are. Five users is usually enough to surface the top three issues. If you don't have time for that, a UX audit does the same thing more systematically.
What's the difference between a UX designer and a product designer?
A UX designer focuses on the user experience side: flows, usability, research. A product designer does that and also takes ownership of the broader product decisions, the visual system, how features connect, and how the product evolves over time. In practice, most companies use the terms interchangeably. What matters is whether the person you hire can solve your actual problem, not what their title is.
What does working with a UX designer actually look like?
It starts with understanding the problem, not jumping into solutions. Then comes research or auditing depending on what's needed, followed by design decisions that are explained and justified, not just handed over. A good UX designer doesn't disappear after the files are delivered. They stay close enough to answer questions during development and catch things before they ship wrong.
What is UX design?
UX stands for user experience. It's the work that determines how easy, clear, and enjoyable it is to use a product. Not how it looks. How it works. A well-designed product guides users to do what they came to do without friction, confusion, or frustration. When UX is done well, you don't notice it. When it's done badly, you feel it every time.
How can UX design improve my product?
Most products have friction that the team can't see anymore because they've looked at it too long. UX design finds where users get stuck, confused, or drop off, and fixes the root cause. The result is usually a measurable improvement in conversion, retention, or task completion, depending on what the product does and what the real problem is.
When do I actually need a UX designer?
A few clear signs: users are dropping off at a specific point and you don't know why. You're adding features but engagement isn't growing. Your team disagrees on what to build next and there's no clear framework for deciding. You're preparing for a funding round and the product needs to look as mature as the business. Any of those is enough.
How do I know if my product has UX problems?
The fastest way: watch five people use your product who have never seen it before. Don't explain anything. Just watch. Where they hesitate, click the wrong thing, or ask a question is where the problems are. Five users is usually enough to surface the top three issues. If you don't have time for that, a UX audit does the same thing more systematically.
What's the difference between a UX designer and a product designer?
A UX designer focuses on the user experience side: flows, usability, research. A product designer does that and also takes ownership of the broader product decisions, the visual system, how features connect, and how the product evolves over time. In practice, most companies use the terms interchangeably. What matters is whether the person you hire can solve your actual problem, not what their title is.
What does working with a UX designer actually look like?
It starts with understanding the problem, not jumping into solutions. Then comes research or auditing depending on what's needed, followed by design decisions that are explained and justified, not just handed over. A good UX designer doesn't disappear after the files are delivered. They stay close enough to answer questions during development and catch things before they ship wrong.