Privacy Policy
We’ve created this Privacy Policy to demonstrate our commitment to privacy for our website users. The following paragraphs disclose our information-gathering and dissemination practices. This Privacy Policy may change at any time, and we will post changes on this page.
What information do we collect?
Most data we collect is used only to help us better serve our clients. Our general policy is to collect and store only company information that our clients and visitors knowingly provide.
General Information
We do not collect any personal information from users browsing our website. Only aggregate data — such as the number of hits per page — are collected. Aggregate data are only used for internal and marketing purposes and do not provide any personally identifying information.
Website Contact Forms
The contact forms on our website allows users to provide inquiries. The choice of how much information you choose to disclose on the General Contact Form to up to you.
Use of Session and IP Addresses
We use your IP address to help diagnose problems with our server and to administer our website. Our website uses “sessions” to keep track of various functions within the website.
A “session” is a series of interactions between two communication end points that occur during a single connection. Typically, one endpoint requests a connection with another specified endpoint. If that endpoint replies by agreeing to the connection, the endpoints take turns exchanging commands and data (“talking to each other”). The session begins when the connection is established at both ends and terminates when the connection ends.
A unique number called an IP address identifies every computer on the Internet. Each time you connect to the Internet, your machine is assigned an IP address. An IP address is a number that identifies each sender or receiver of information sent in packets across the Internet.
Use of Cookies
We use “cookies” to track traffic patterns on our website. These “cookies” can anonymously identify users. All information obtained through cookies is encrypted for security purposes. We reserve the right to use “cookies” if you agree to their use. Cookies help us make improvements to the website to improve the user experience. Our cookies are never used to identify users personally. Our cookies can’t read data off a user’s hard disk, damage user hard disks, or read cookie files created by other user websites.
You can set your browser to send a warning message before accepting or refusing cookies. Check with your browser for instructions on how to handle cookies. If you decline the use of cookies, you may not have access to all features of our website.
Means of Redress
If you suspect we have handled user information in a manner that does not comply with this Privacy Policy, please email us at hello@timhaskins.studio.
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My flexible pricing model
Working with traditional freelancer/agency pricing can get complicated. My pricing model is simpler.
Simply hire me by the month at a fixed cost.
Need to pause the work? That’s fine. Since there aren’t any long-term contracts, we can pick things up later when the time is right.
Schedule a consultation call to discuss my specific rates, go over any questions you have, and walk through the next steps.
A little about me
With deep roots in brand, design, and technology, I specialize in delivering best-in-class UX & UI. I've done this for hundreds of companies around the globe over the past 25 years.
Client history
I've worked with many types of clients worldwide. From small startups all the way up to Nike, Adidas, Xerox, Williams-Sonoma, and Lowe's — to name a few.
My purpose
Everything I do is centered around helping people live fuller lives — a driver for what gets me up each morning. That can take many shapes, such as pro-bono work for non-profits, mentoring other designers, or designing products that impact lives.
Life-altering moment:
In 2016, I suffered a life-altering traumatic brain injury and lost my ability to do much of anything. Without the ability to fully comprehend language, living with constant vertigo and depression, and the loss of my creative problem-solving skills — my life was turned upside down.
Fast-forward to today. I consider myself one of the lucky few who fully recovered from an injury like that. I have a deeper appreciation for life now; from mundane tasks to relationships to my craft — which shows in the quality of my work.
My superpowers
Translating strategy into a marketable product, simplifying the complex, pinpointing a person's hidden pain, and breathing new life into outdated UIs.
Additional facts:
I live in Portland, Oregon, once had a 30-person design agency for over a decade, launched my own SaaS products, and am raising 3 boys (the latter being the hardest but most rewarding!)
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FAQ
I’m very selective with the companies I work with, and I admit I’m not the right fit for everyone. Here are a few indicators that I’m not the right fit:
1. If you seek full-time hires: I’m not for those seeking permanent, full-time roles; I specialize in fractional, high-impact engagements.
2. If you prefer in-house solutions: If you believe all expertise should come from within your existing team, I won’t be the right fit.
3. If you micro-manage: I'm a seasoned expert who thrives on driving outcomes and high autonomy. I’m very collaborative, but if you want to hand-hold/dictate, I won’t be the right fit.
4. If you’re only looking for quick fixes: While I can often deliver quick wins, I focus on sustainable growth and long-term impact.
5. If budget is your only concern: My value lies in the elite talent and strategic expertise I bring; if cost-cutting is your sole priority, I may not meet your needs.
My pricing model is based on a monthly engagement rather than an hourly rate or a long-term contract. As you’ve likely experienced, multiple changes, discoveries, and pivots can occur when building a product, requiring a flexible pricing model that can ebb and flow with you.
Within my model, I offer four pricing tiers, starting at $1,500/month (USD). Clients choose from one of the monthly pricing tiers depending on the amount of work needed.
Example scenarioIn Month 1, a new client chooses my lowest tier to get things started and trial my services. Month 2 requires more work and they’re getting value, so they choose the second pricing tier. Then, they pause for a few months as their team implements my design. After that, they return for another month to have me audit and refine what the developers have implemented.
My clients love my model because they don’t get nickel-and-dimed for changes or feel beholden to a contract written months ago that’s woefully outdated compared to their current situation.
While my model is based on a monthly engagement to optimize my client’s budgets, I have made exceptions in the past. Some of my clients have had fixed budgets that they need to work within, and in certain cases, I can work within that structure. Let’s talk more about your situation and see if it will work.
What tells me my clients are happy (and see value in my work) is that I have 100% client repeat rate — something I strive for — which is reflected in my approach, style, and work ethic.
This means that every client has come back a second time to continue our work together. They wouldn’t do that if they didn’t see value or weren’t happy.
I also survey my clients every quarter, and each one has repeatedly given me a 5-star rating.
It’s just me. My ideal client prefers working with an individual rather than an agency or team. They want someone experienced who focuses on their project and communicates directly with them — without the bureaucracy or cost of an agency.
If you choose to work with me, I will be your main point of contact. I will be the one designing your product; fully grasping your product, strategy, and business needs.
I use a platform called ClickUp to manage my workload and communicate project updates to clients. It also hosts documentation, Gantt charts, and Kanban boards.
Slack is the primary communication tool for me and my clients. I can either add your team to a private Slack channel in my account or, if you already have your own (or Teams), I can join yours instead.
Often my clients have their own platforms, like Jira, Monday, or Trello. I’ve used those and many others and am happy to explore what it would look like for me to use your tool.
What I deliver can vary depending on your needs. The most common deliverables are flow diagrams, wireframes, and dev-ready Figma design files (including Design System documentation.) Secondary deliverables include things like interactive prototypes, animated UI concepts, custom icons, audits/user research documentation.
Over the past 25 years, I have worked in dozens of industries versus specializing in just one. My ideal client values this because they want fresh ideas and someone thinks differently. They want their product to be unique and innovative, not follow the same tired strategies.
When we collaborate, I take a deep dive into your business and industry, understanding it thoroughly. This way, I can provide insights that significantly enhance your product's design and user experience.
I hear this often and I totally get it. You have a real sense of urgency and could already be behind on your goals due to one factor or another.
As you’ll see, I can turn around designs very quickly and we can get some quick wins if need be. But to make a product that really stands out, one that meets your goals, and users love, takes time, thought, and research. And while I do have a thorough process for getting us there, my process is designed to be flexible for getting quick wins and long-term success.
Sure, you can hire a designer on platforms like Fiverr or Upwork, but they likely won’t meet your expectations and you’ll typically get what you pay for.
Some clients I've spoken to tried that route before working with me. They found that the design quality was not up to par, and the designers mainly followed instructions without offering innovative ideas. It’s a gamble.
My clients need someone who will deeply engage with their project, show enthusiasm for their product, and propose creative solutions, rather than simply executing tasks as instructed.
Before I became a designer, I was a full-stack developer for 6 years, building multiple business web apps and dozens of websites. While a lot of my work is in design, I also provide front-end code for the presentation layer. And though I have experience with many languages and frameworks, my specialties are in HTML, CSS, and React.
And even if I’m not coding, because of that technical experience, I’m able to talk tech with your developers and CTO, ensuring the designs I produce complement your tech stack.