A four-person design studio for early-stage teams. We turn half-formed product ideas into interfaces, identities and launch sites your engineers actually enjoy building.
Start a projectSix focused weeks from a messy brief to a tested, clickable product your team can build from on Monday.
InesTested flow B with five users — nobody got lost.A name-to-launch identity: logo, type, colour and a voice that sounds like you on a very good day.
TomásRound two: warmer yellow, sharper wordmark.Marketing sites built in Framer or Webflow, animated with restraint and handed over so your team can edit them without us.
MayaStaging is live. Hero loads in 0.9 s.Component libraries, tokens and documentation that keep a growing team shipping consistent screens week after week.
JonasMerged 42 button variants into one.Same rhythm every time, so you always know what lands on Friday — and who to ask about it.
Plan a sprint
Week one is interviews, analytics and a whiteboard. We leave with one sentence everyone agrees is the problem.
You get a one-page brief
Flows and rough screens in Figma, put in front of real people by the Wednesday of week two.
You get tested user flows
Visual design and the details that make a product feel finished: states, motion, empty screens, error copy.
You get a clickable prototype
Specs, components and a walkthrough with your engineers. We stay in your Slack for a month after launch.
You get a dev-ready Figma file
Four designers who have worked side by side since 2017. Fewer handoffs, stronger opinions and a lot of shipped work.
9
Years working as one team
84
Products and sites launched
96%
Clients who book a second sprint
14
Days to a first clickable prototype
Left on our board after handover. We didn’t edit them — much.
They found the real problem in week one. We had spent six months designing around the wrong one.
Lena ParkFounder, TidepoolOur engineers asked if they could keep the Figma file as documentation. That never happens.
Arjun MehtaCTO, LedgerlyNew brand on Monday, new site on Friday, and investors quoting our tagline back to us the week after.
Sofia ReyesCEO, BloomcartFour people who argue with each other so you don’t have to. The work is better for it.
Tom HallerHead of Product, FieldnoteWe booked one sprint. Three years later they still run our design system every month.
Grace OkaforVP Design, Northwind HealthSomething else on your mind? Ask at hello@oddframe.studio — a real person answers.
Nora LindBrightline
InesOddframe
That’s the default. We join your standups during build weeks and hand over files your team already knows how to read.
Daniel ChoKitefin
MayaOddframe
Not at all. Book the launch website sprint on its own — one page or twelve, the price covers the scope we agree on day one.
Amara DialloSeedling
TomásOddframe
Yes to both. About a third of our work never shows up in our portfolio, and that’s fine by us.
Leo BrandtQuanta
JonasOddframe
Half on kickoff, half on handover. Retainers are billed monthly and can be paused with two weeks’ notice.
Maya DuarteStudio lead
We’re taking on two new sprints in November. Tell us what you’re building — a paragraph is plenty — and we’ll reply within one working day.