Phillip C.

If you’re visiting my profile you probably have a couple of questions. “Can he deliver?” “Will he be available when I need help in a pinch?” “Do I need a UX/UI designer anyway?” But I guarantee you the question you’re not asking, but should be, is… “Does he have a baby strapped to his chest while climbing a 20-foot ladder up a rocky slope in Wyoming?” HAH! Made you look. And yes, that’s Rylee, who in my humble opinion is the coolest kid on this planet because she’s already been to 8 National Parks and only just turned 1. The problem? She won’t remember anything, which means ROADTRIP 2.0!!!! Anywho… Back to you, my friend with the questions. Short answer: Yes, I can deliver Long answer: Over the past 10 years I’ve transformed myself in 2 ways. First - I’ve learned the art and science of user experience. I'm obsessed with getting a random person on the internet to enjoy using the products I touch. So what does this mean for you? Need help with your UX design? I’m your guy. Looking to refresh your mobile app so it looks professional AND converts? Look no further. Want somebody to fix your email sequences? Let me at ‘em. Second - I’ve gotten shockingly good at funnel building. When I first started down the digital marketing rabbit hole I began as a content writer who quickly learned I was writing solely to get traffic from Google. Being the curious human being I am, I spent a full 6 years of my life understanding the workings of funnel building. I start with the design of the online product, then I design the experience a user will have going through a sales funnel. Now, to your second question. Yes, I will be available for you even during the hard times. When you add me to your team, you're getting an expert who will guide you through the growth stages (both the fun times and the not-so-fun times). And for your third question… If you're somebody who likes to learn through trial and error - you don't need a UX/UI designer to help with your mobile app, web app, or sales pages. And/Or If you don't have an MVP I honestly don't know if you'll need to go through the process of bringing on a UX designer. Most times I recommend you create something barebones to at least test if the market is ready for you. Alternatively… If you’ve successfully generated revenue, and you’re looking to scale, you NEED a UX/UI designer. If your product contains a lot of data or complex functionalities, time to consider a user experience designer. Everyone’s story is different, but those are the general guidelines I’ve found to be useful so you don’t burn a big pile of cash. Hopefully, I’ve answered the big questions. Now, if you’re still interested in chatting further about your project, let’s connect. I’m available for now to help good businesses grow. Hopefully, that means yours!