Design Engineering, as a Service
Senior product designers who engineer. We design your feature, build it in your codebase and open the pull request. One active project at a time.
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Design Engineering as a Service pairs senior product designers with engineering capabilities to create and implement features for clients. The service designs a feature, builds it directly into the client's codebase, and submits a pull request, focusing on one active project at a time. It targets companies needing professional design and development work completed quickly, with designers working across time zones to deliver solutions from concept to code.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
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Our designs are professional by default. Spectacular on request. Case studies inside .shot__media and nothing else has to change. --> The window is spent before you type MCP Solution designed & coded Design system upgraded Selling the thing you cannot photograph Sales problem solved Solution designed & coded ThreeJS Which Tom AI Agent UI designed & coded Cold start to PR in four hours From problem to PR in hours Large existing codebase UI & UX View all case studies → We’re on Amsterdam clocks. Six hours ahead of New York, nine ahead of San Francisco. Your night is our workday. The looking-good part takes taste. We’re not engineers who learned Figma. Or designers who just vibe…from designshippers.com
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Life & fun · Aug 2026 · toneyalexander.github.io
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