UI/UX and product design
Product flows, interface screens, responsive states, and reusable product patterns.
Design capacity, on demand
Keep product, web, and brand design moving.
Queue UI/UX, product screens, websites, brand assets, and marketing design. Faltive works through the active queue and delivers editable Figma source files.
Design scope
One queue for the design work around your product.
Web design
Landing pages and multi-page marketing websites designed for responsive implementation.
Design systems
Reusable Figma components, states, styles, and interface patterns.
Brand assets
Brand identity, guidelines, icons, illustration, and supporting visual assets.
Marketing design
Campaign creative, social media assets, email design, and other recurring marketing materials.
Web design + UI/UX
Website and interface design belong in the same system.
Use the design queue for landing pages, responsive marketing pages, product flows, dashboards, mobile screens, component states, and the Figma system connecting them.
The deliverable is the design layer. If the request must become a live Framer, Webflow, Bubble, Glide, or Shopify build, add development capacity or use the combined service.
Design-only boundary
What design does not include alone
- Live website or application publishing
- CMS setup and content migration
- Workflow automations or third-party API integrations
- Shopify setup or low-code application implementation
- Bespoke backend engineering
Is a design subscription the right shape?
Good fit
A good fit when
Your backlog changes often
You need to reprioritize product, web, brand, or campaign requests without rescoping a project.
You can keep a clear queue
Your team can supply briefs, content, and feedback while Faltive works through active requests.
You need editable handoff
Your developers or internal designers need organized Figma source files to continue the work.
Trade-off
Probably not a fit when
You only need one isolated project
A bounded project engagement may fit better when there is no recurring design backlog.
Many workstreams must run simultaneously
A queued subscription is finite capacity, not an unlimited number of designers working in parallel.
You need production engineering
Choose development or the combined service when the outcome must be implemented and published.
Plan the queue before you subscribe.
Review the operating model, current plan capacity, and relevant work before deciding. The guides explain how subscriptions handle queues, ownership, and trade-offs.
Design subscription FAQs
What can I request through the design subscription?
Supported requests include UI/UX and product screens, web and landing-page design, design systems, brand assets, and marketing materials. Requests are added to a queue and worked through according to the active capacity in your plan.
Do I receive the editable design files?
Yes. Design work is delivered with Figma source files, so your team keeps an editable handoff rather than only flattened exports.
Is web design included?
Yes. This page covers both website design and UI/UX design: landing pages, responsive marketing pages, product interfaces, and the systems behind them. Publishing the website is development work.
Does design-only include a live website or app?
No. The design scope produces the visual and interaction specification in Figma. Live publishing, CMS setup, low-code implementation, automations, and API integrations belong to development or the combined design and development subscription.
Is every queued design request worked on at once?
No. You can maintain a request queue, but active work is limited by the capacity of the selected plan. The current plans show how many requests are active at a time.
Bring your next design queue.
Review current pricing, or book a call to decide whether recurring design capacity fits the work you actually have.