48h redesign sprint

Your product, with a new standard, in 48 hours.

We set the new visual direction for your product, build the design system behind it and prove it on a real part of your product, with a clickable prototype your team and clients can use.

  • Booking.com
  • Slack
  • Mux
  • Serko
  • Figma
  • Hyperquery
  • MoneyKit
  • Trustworthy
  • Dtravel
  • 2WAY

You built fast, and now it shows.

It doesn’t need more screens, it needs a standard.

How the sprint runs. Three steps, 48 hours of building.

Call and directionBefore

A 25-minute call on the scope, then three directions on one key screen.

You decide
The product area, and the direction we build.
We need from you
A demo, and the styles you like.
You get
A written scope and three directions.
  • Call and directionBefore

    A 25-minute call on the scope, then three directions on one key screen.

  • 48h build48 hours

    We redesign the area, build the system behind it and prototype it in code.

  • Fixes and handoffAfter

    One round of fixes within 7 days, then a handoff call with the roadmap.

What you leave with. Everything you need, to build the rest the same way.

See the prototype. Your product as it should look and feel, with every screen clickable.

Read the guidelines. The rules behind every screen, written down for your team.

What fits in 48 hours. Said plainly, before you book.

What it costs. One fixed price, whatever the product.

48h redesign sprint

$15,000

A fixed price, agreed on the call. The 48 hours start once we have access, your direction and one decision-maker.

  • Three directions to pick from
  • A new visual direction
  • A design system foundation
  • A representative redesign
  • A clickable prototype
  • A roadmap, fixes and handoff

Is it for you? It works best for products that people already use.

It’s for you if

  • Your product is live, and it grew faster than its design.
  • You know the style you want, not how to get there.
  • You’re rebranding, or your clients just got bigger.

It’s not for you if

  • There’s no product yet (see MVP design).
  • You only need one screen (see Dashboard redesign).
  • You need production code in your codebase now.

Who does the work. A senior designer, not a handoff chain.

Charles Postiaux, founder of Baobun Studio

Charles Postiaux leads every sprint, from the first call to the handoff. He has designed products for more than 10 years, for teams like Booking.com for Business, Slack, Mux and Video.js.

Our clients have raised more than $210M, and two have been acquired. AI does the slow parts of the sprint, and a senior designer makes every decision.

Charles PostiauxFounder, 10+ years in product design

Don’t take our word for it. Read what our clients have to say.

The sprint sets the standard, the design partner plan carries it everywhere.

See the design partner plan

Questions. The ones teams ask before a sprint.

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Can you really do this in 48 hours?

Yes. AI does the slow parts, and a senior designer makes every decision. The 48 hours start once we have access, your chosen direction and one decision-maker, so no time goes into waiting.

Do you redesign the whole product?

No. We redesign one product area completely and build the system behind it. You get the standard for the rest, and a roadmap to apply it.

What if we don’t like the direction?

You pick it before the clock starts, from three directions built on one of your own screens. Small changes are fine at that point.

Is it real code?

The prototype runs in code, in a browser. It isn’t production code. If you want the system as code in your own stack, you can add it after booking.

What do you need from us?

Access to the product, the styles and products you like, one decision-maker, and feedback on the agreed days.

What if our product is huge?

The sprint covers one area, up to 15 screens. The design partner plan applies the new standard to the rest.

Who owns the work?

You do. Every file and every line of the prototype is yours.

What happens after the 48 hours?

One round of fixes within 7 days, then a handoff call with the roadmap for the rest of your product.

Ready for a new standard? One 25-minute call to see if your product fits a sprint.