The LoopHow we work, week after week

Design that runs on a loop.

Write a request and a senior designer picks it up. Version one lands in your channel in a few business days, you comment, we refine, and the next request moves up. Same loop, every week.

See how it works

the loop

From ‘hey, can you…’ to shipped.

Five moves and a repeat. Here's one week with us, start to finish.

  1. Plug in: One short call to get to know you. Your private Slack channel opens the same day, and that's where everything lives from then on.
  2. Spill: Write the request the way you'd text a teammate. Half a sentence and a screenshot is plenty. We scope it, and it lands in your queue, ready.
  3. Heads down: Senior designers from the team behind UI Wiki pick it up and stay on it. Full focus, not a slice of someone's Tuesday.
  4. Drop: Version one lands in your channel in a few business days. No reveal meeting, no deck about the deck. Just the work, ready to look at.
  5. Mark up: Comment in writing, right on the work. We refine until it feels like yours, not like a template.
  6. Again: Then the next request moves up. Same loop, every week. Pause whenever you need to, and pick it back up when you're ready.

One short call and you're in the loop.

what makes it work

The model behind the loop.

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flat monthly price

Product, brand and marketing design, all under the same line.

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A flexible monthly plan

One flat monthly price covers product, brand, and marketing design. Month to month with no long contracts, so you can start when you are ready, pause when things slow down, and scale up the moment your roadmap demands more.

55K

designers, one library

The team behind UI Wiki is the team working on your requirements.

Senior designersProduct & brand14K weeklyFrom the UI Wiki team

Senior talent only

Your requests are designed by the experienced team behind UI Wiki, the library 55K designers use. Senior designers work on your requirements, not whoever happened to be free that week.

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explored fast, chosen slow

AI covers the ground work. A senior designer picks the one that ships.

Shipped

AI-powered speed, human craft

We use AI where it genuinely moves things faster: exploration, variations, and the repetitive groundwork. Every screen still ships through a senior designer's judgment, so you get the speed without the generic AI look.

principles

Boring on purpose.

Requests, feedback, and delivery all happen in writing. Your calendar stays yours, and nothing gets lost in a call nobody recorded.

Your work gets our full attention until it's done, not a slice of someone's Tuesday. It ships faster that way.

You can see where every request stands without asking for a status update.

Most requests land in a few business days. Larger tasks take longer, and we share progress along the way.

we plug in

Your stack, not ours.

We design in Figma and walk you through the work in Loom. Everything else runs on your side: your project tool, your channels, your drive. Tell us where your team already works and we show up there.

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Requests, where you are

Drop it in Slack, your board, or a thread. It lands in the same queue either way, and the team picks it up from there.

You can see where it stands

Every request runs the same loop, and the board always says where it stands. No status meetings, no chasing, no wondering what happened to that file.

Request received
Brief checked
In design
Ready for review

Your brand, remembered

Guidelines, tone, and every note you have given us stay with the team, so the work comes back sounding like you.

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Integrates with your workflow

Jira, Asana, Slack, Notion, Teams, Trello, or whatever you already use. We work inside it instead of asking your team to move.

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ready when you are

That's the whole process.

If it sounds like the way you want to work, we'd love to hear what you're building.

hello@uiwiki.co