Neil McArdle
Senior Digital Product Designer
@ Avis Budget Group
Got a product to ship?
Selected clients
How it works
Subscribe
Email, payment, you're in. Two minutes, no intake call.
Send requests
A Loom, a doc, a sketch, however's easiest. One active request at a time, worked in priority order.
Ship
Most requests go live on your domain in 2 to 4 working days, because you're the only client in the queue.
Selected work
makeEbook
An AI-first platform that takes a manuscript to a store-ready ebook. Brand, product, and engineering end to end, with Claude under the hood.
I handed over a rough brief and got something far better than I'd pictured, and faster than I expected.
He over-delivers every time. A delight to work with, I can't recommend him enough.
Work with me
Monthly
Pause anytimeA senior product designer and a front-end engineer is two hires and £150k+ a year. This is both, for one flat monthly fee, with nothing lost in the handoff between them.
- One active request at a time, worked in priority order
- Design and build, by one person, start to finish
- Shipped to your domain in days, not months
- Async only, no calls, no meetings, no status decks
- Pause or cancel anytime; billing freezes and resumes where it left off
Email, payment, you're in. Two minutes.
FAQ
Do you only design, or build too?
Both. That's the whole point. The design and the working product come from the same hands, so nothing gets lost between them.
What counts as one request?
A screen, a flow, a feature, a landing page, a component system, a discrete, shippable piece. Big things get broken into a sequence and shipped in order. If you're unsure, send it and I'll tell you straight away how I'd scope it.
How fast, and how does a request work?
Send it however's easiest, a Loom, a doc, a sketch. No forms, no intake call. Most requests ship in 2 to 4 working days, because I take one client at a time and your work isn't sitting behind anyone else's.
Can you work with my engineers or existing codebase?
Yes. I design in Figma and ship in React, Next and TypeScript, and I'm comfortable in an existing repo or design system, including keeping Figma and code in sync.
What if I run out of things to build?
Pause the plan. Billing freezes and picks up where it left off when you're ready.