Ongoing product design and development
Month-to-month brand, product design, and development support for companies with a live roadmap.
Who this is for
1You need ongoing senior product support
The roadmap needs regular design and development attention, but the workload or timing does not support building the capability internally yet.
2Work is waiting for design or development capacity
Priorities are clear, but features, improvements, and product decisions are queuing behind limited specialist availability.
3A completed project is moving into continuous product work
The initial engagement is complete, but the roadmap continues. Keeping the relationship in place preserves product, user, and technical context.
Keep the product knowledge in the work
An ongoing partnership keeps the product goals, users, design system, and technical constraints familiar from one priority to the next. We agree a working rhythm, plan against the roadmap, and adjust the mix of brand, product design, and development as needs change. The engagement runs month to month.
What you get
Product support month to month
Ongoing access to brand, product design, and development capability across the priorities agreed for each period.
Continuity across the roadmap
New work begins with existing knowledge of the product, users, design system, and codebase instead of a new discovery cycle.
Support matched to current priorities
The focus can move between releases, ongoing improvements, and quieter periods.
Brand, design, and development in one relationship
The work can move from product direction through interface design and implementation without changing partners.
How it works
Start with a defined slice
The relationship usually begins with a paid pilot or defined project so both sides can evaluate the work before moving to a month-to-month model.
Set a working rhythm
We agree the planning cadence, decision makers, request process, working tools, and how priorities are set.
Work through the roadmap
We work against the agreed roadmap, keep decisions documented, and carry product context from one piece of work to the next.
Review the plan each month
The mix and level of support are reviewed as priorities change, without redefining the relationship for every individual task.
“I work with 350life and I am really happy with the relationship. They deliver what we need, are always on-time and are really flexible. A real joy to work with!”
Rok GregoričLead iOS Developer, Benson“We're really happy with the work. 350life designed our iPhone app, and it looked so good we expanded the project to the Mac app right away. Both have shipped, and the product is getting very good traction. Their designs gave our team a ton to build, but helped us ship a polished product in quick time. We love their work, and we'll be back for more product work.”
Matt RongeCEO, Astropad“350life are a dream to work with. They are insanely fast and thorough. We'd often hand off a loose idea at the end of the day and wake up to a polished solution.”
Tara KappelCo-founder & CPO, RealRoots“I got to know the team through a recommendation from one of my clients…I directly commissioned the team for the next company.”
Daniel PannruckerCEO, Lama Partners“Thanks to 350life's work, the app was delivered on time and within budget. User onboarding was quick and painless.”
Rok LenardičCEO, Indigo Labs“They are very devoted to what they do and they put all their efforts to understand what you need. Communication is transparent and responsive.”
Vesna PavlovičCEO, IRM Ltd.FAQ
How is a design partner different from a normal project?
A project has a fixed scope and end date. A design partnership continues month to month, keeps product and technical context in place, and adjusts its focus as the roadmap changes.
Do we have to commit to a long contract up front?
No. Partnerships usually start with a paid pilot or defined project. The ongoing model then runs month to month.
Can capacity scale up and down as our needs change?
Yes. The mix and level of support can change between releases, ongoing improvements, and quieter periods. The working plan is reviewed against current roadmap priorities.
Is this design only, or development too?
Both. An ongoing partnership can cover brand, product design, design systems, software development, and website work, depending on the priorities agreed for the period.
Do you take on embedded partnerships with teams abroad?
Yes. 350life is based in Slovenia and works as an ongoing product partner with teams across Europe, including Germany and the Benelux, and in the United States.
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