Keep the Claude-based product work, the validated flows and every research-led decision. Nothing is thrown away to start again in Figma.
Strategic proposal · Côte d’Ivoire launch
Fromartifacts to alive product.
AI-powered product design infrastructure for the sportsbook & casino prototype. One environment where the product is reviewed live, every component is documented, and every release is controlled.
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The opportunity
A mature prototype.
A fragmented delivery path.
The research and the product logic are already there. What is missing is the system that turns each iteration into something the whole team can review, reuse and ship.
Turn recurring UI into reusable, documented, inspectable components with states, rules and code.
Share browser-based staging and approved production demos with authorised teams, instead of screenshots in a chat.
The model
One connected product environment.
Three surfaces, one shared language. Less translation between product, design and development.
Claude workspace
- Conversational updates
- UI refinements and new features
- Guided by the team’s Claude Skill
Live product demo
- Staging and production-demo
- Interactive, browser-based flows
- Private access for invited users
Design system hub
- Search, states and code
- Usage guidance and versions
- Links back to product screens
Technology and working method
Built in Claude. Reviewed live. Released in steps.
One stack for the setup and for the work that follows. Every approved version stays recoverable.
Claude Artifacts: each environment is a published HTML, CSS and JavaScript page. Private by default, shared by invitation.
Staging holds changes under review. Production-demo holds approved versions. Promotion is a republish, not a rebuild.
The hub links each component to the screens that use it. A Claude Skill carries the naming, usage and state rules.
Component hub · working preview
The design system becomes a product.
Not another static PDF. Try it: search a component, switch its states, read the generated markup, then jump to where it lives in the product.
Odds selection
Release process · try it
Live review. Controlled release.
Stakeholders review working experiences, not screenshots. Nothing reaches the approved demo without a named approval, and every version can be restored.
Change
Update in Claude or code
Staging
Review live in the browser
Approve
Validate the specific change
Production
Publish the approved build
How people work
Collaboration beyond design.
The interface stays conversational. Governance stays intentional.
Request
A product stakeholder describes an enhancement or a missing user flow, in plain language.
Prototype
AI-assisted changes reuse existing patterns from the hub and land on staging for review.
Publish
The approved release and its documentation stay in sync, with a human sign-off every time.
DepositMethod v1.2 from the hub. Wave added as a third option, existing ordering rules kept. Preview is on staging build #43.In-scope setup
Initial setup: a 60-hour working estimate.
Configuration and a first usable baseline, delivered over roughly two weeks. Not a full product redesign.
Indicative allocation. The final balance may shift after access and prototype review; the 60-hour estimate is billed on actual hours.
Deliverables
What the team receives.
A working baseline they can access, use and extend from day one.
Private product demo
Accessible staging and approved production-demo URLs with a navigable conversion of the prototype’s included flows.
Accepted: invited users can access and navigateComponent hub
Searchable design-system web app with component pages, states, usage notes and code references.
Accepted: baseline set documentedHTML flow reference
Linked, navigable screens with component-to-screen links, plus source and configuration for engineering.
Accepted: included flows navigableRelease controls
Two environments, a promote path, automated backups and a documented rollback procedure.
Accepted: walkthrough of one releaseClaude starter Skill
Initial instructions and examples anchored to the documented components and naming patterns.
Accepted: new screen proposed with itHandover
Session covering access, releases and component updates, with architecture and operating notes.
Accepted: handover session heldAfter setup · change requests
Every new feature has a budget gate.
No open-ended redesign commitment. Each task is assessed, estimated and authorised on its own.
The authorised client representative, Liat, approves estimated hours and cost before execution. Material changes to an approved scope are re-estimated before work continues.
Scope guardrails
Clear boundaries protect delivery.
Build the system first. Extend the product against approved priorities.
Included in the baseline
- Assessment of the existing source and artifacts
- Initial private live demo
- Starter searchable component hub
- Two release environments: staging and production-demo
- Backup and rollback workflow
- Initial Claude guidance and handover
Not implied by the baseline
- Redesign of every app screen
- Unlimited component coverage or revisions
- Betting engine, payments or live user data integration
- Regulatory certification, KYC/AML or penetration testing
- Full device QA matrix or ongoing maintenance
- Third-party subscriptions, AI usage, hosting and domains
Commercial proposal
A defined setup. Flexible evolution.
| Work package | Hours | Rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total setup estimate | 60 | €8,400 |
Scoped, estimated and approved in writing before any work starts. Ongoing work runs at 2–3 hours per working day, prioritised with Liat each week.
- Fees exclude VAT and other applicable taxes.
- Third-party costs (hosting, domains, AI usage, subscriptions) excluded unless agreed in writing.
- Additional requests or material source reconstruction are quoted before work proceeds.
- Payment milestones and invoicing agreed in the engagement confirmation.
Next steps
Build the foundation.
Then improve the product,
one release at a time.
Confirm prototype and source access, plus hosting preferences
Agree the initial component and flow baseline
Name the client approver
Confirm commercial terms
Start the 60-hour setup, then the weekly cycle