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Design the flow.Not only the screen.
Clarify whether you need to understand a user problem, restructure a journey or produce implementation-ready screens. The right brief makes those differences visible.
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Prepare the scope
Use the checklist to define deliverables, budget and deadline.
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Review responses and profiles, then agree scope and payment directly.
Separate research from visual production
A UI refresh based on a known flow is not the same as discovering why users abandon it. Explain what evidence exists and whether interviews, usability testing or analysis are part of the paid assignment. If research access is unavailable, say so. Do not expect a designer to claim user validation from an attractive screen alone.
Count journeys and states, not only pages
A login screen may need error, recovery and successful-return states. A dashboard can include empty data, loading and permissions. List the important interactions and device sizes so the scope does not expand unexpectedly. Specify whether the outcome is a concept, a clickable prototype or a production-ready component library. Each has a different level of detail.
Agree who takes the design into production
Clarify source-file ownership, naming, component organisation and developer collaboration. Include accessibility considerations and any existing design system constraints. Define revision rounds and what happens when requirements change. Post your paid UI/UX brief on Vibe Work for free, review relevant portfolio work and discuss the actual contribution behind each example before choosing someone.
Before you start
Do I need UI, UX or both?
It depends on the problem. Flow and research work differs from visual interface production; describe the outcome instead of relying on a broad job title.
Does a prototype include code?
Not unless agreed. A clickable prototype and an implemented interface are separate deliverables.
How can I compare portfolios?
Ask about the problem, constraints, the person’s contribution and the evidence behind the design—not just polished screenshots.
Give the right specialist a clear brief.
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