YMIR design
01 / PRODUCT DESIGN
Product Concept Sprint
Turn a rough idea into a product worth making.
Over two weeks, I turn an early product idea into a clear creative direction, a refined concept, and a Product Blueprint you can hand off with confidence.
Discuss your idea
Selected clients / experience
Across footwear, apparel, and accessories.
02 / THE OPPORTUNITY
A product idea needs a point of view.
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For people with a world already in motion.
Creators, public figures, and growing brands with an audience, identity, and the ambition to create a physical product.
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Decide what’s worth pursuing.
We identify the product opportunity that makes the most sense for your world: what to create, who it is for, and why it deserves to exist.
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The pieces exist. A coherent direction doesn't.
Ideas, preferences, references and fragments need a focused design process to become something tangible enough to make decisions around.
Discuss your idea
03 / THE SPRINT
Three meetings. One decisive direction.
Over two focused weeks, I immerse myself in your brand, audience and idea, using research, references, creative direction, storytelling, ideation, design and visualization to make the concept tangible.
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Kickoff
Understand your world, your audience, your idea and the opportunity worth pursuing.
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Direction Selection
Review 2–3 creative territories together, compare them, and choose the strongest route forward.
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Final Handoff
Receive the refined concept and Product Blueprint: a usable document that captures what the product is, why it belongs in your world, and the creative direction the next development stage should preserve.
Discuss your idea
04 / THE HANDOFF
A concise Product Blueprint, ready to move.
You leave with:
One refined product concept
High-quality visualizations
Product story and creative rationale
References and moodboard
Materials, colour and visual direction where relevant
Key product details and differentiators
A clear creative direction for the next development stage
Something you can hand to an internal team or external development partner and say: “This is what we want to make.”
Discuss your idea
05 / FAQ
Questions, answered.
What does the sprint cost?
Do I need to know what product I want to make?
Is the final concept ready for manufacturing?
What kinds of products do you work on?
Can you continue into product development afterwards?
How much input do I have during the process?
What if I already know exactly what I want?