Product design agency for SaaS and AI products

About two weeks after the designer starts you have something to open, click and argue about. Not a status report, a prototype. Setup takes one to two weeks and onboarding two to ten days, first drafts land straight after that, and detailed prototypes usually a week later. On a four-week sprint the setup runs shorter, because there is less product to learn. From there the cadence is weekly. A sprint of scope agreed, shipped, and shown, with an update on what moved and what did not.

Yes. Designing with AI is the default at Other Land, and it takes on more of the work every year. Agents take the repetitive passes, generative UI builds screens from your system, and Figma MCP hands real components to your coding agents. Some teams still keep design in Figma, so we match the approach and the designer to your product. Every output is reviewed by a designer with seven or more years in product. Built with AI, not by AI. It applies doubly when the product itself is AI, which is AI product design.

Yes, we hand over working front-end. Components go through Figma MCP, or interface code is generated in Claude Code or Cursor, so your developers start from something running rather than from a spec. Where a team wants the interface layer built and reviewed as a pull request, that is design engineering. Your developers stay on state, data, logic and infrastructure.

Yes, sized to the decision in front of us. Every engagement starts with stakeholder interviews and your analytics, because designing without them is guessing. Where the question is bigger than one flow, we run user interviews and usability testing on your real product. Where you want the whole product looked at before anyone designs anything, that is a UX audit, and it is usually the cheaper way to start.

Yes. Product design is about eighty percent of what we do, and the rest is the design around it, like a brand or a brand refresh, the website, pitch decks, and the assets a launch needs. Our designers are generalists, so it stays inside the same engagement instead of going to another vendor. For ongoing marketing output we usually do it once properly, then hand your team the templates and the prompts to produce the rest, and review what comes back. That is brand design or website design, depending on what is needed.

A freelancer is one person and one point of failure. With Other Land an AI-native product designer works on your product full time in their committed hours, with a design lead reviewing the work and a PM keeping it moving. That structure is what holds a schedule on a hard week, covers a holiday, and puts a second set of eyes on a decision before it reaches you. On price a freelancer looks cheaper per hour and often costs more in rework. And if the designer is not the right fit, you get a replacement within a week and we pay for the re-onboarding.

Yes, and most teams do. When the main scope has shipped, teams usually move to a set number of hours a month for new features and keeping the design system from drifting. That is our fractional design team, and it scales back up when the next release needs it. A full pause of one or two months is also possible, with one caveat. We cannot hold the same designer for you while you are away. We will onboard someone new, and that costs time you already paid for once, so a low-hours retainer is usually cheaper than a stop and restart.