LUXD Studio · enterprise teams and scale-ups

We do partnerships, not projects.

Bespoke builds, UX and AI for products where decisions carry consequences.

Take a reading

Lux is a unit of light. Tell us where the product stands and see your score.

Lux score · light meterExample reading
84%
  1. 0–25DimFoundations to build.
  2. 25–50LamplitWorking, with clear wins to take.
  3. 50–75Well litConverting reliably.
  4. 75–100DaylightOptimising for growth.
Light meter · lux, log scale 15,849lx/ 100,000 · Direct sun Overcast day

Example reading: 84%

A strong reading: the offer is clear, the product converts, and there is measurable room to grow. The scale is built so there is always a next gain to find, and finding it is the job.

How the reading is worked out

Score = Stage × (wC × C + wQ × Q), capped at 99%

C · conversion
1 − e−rate ÷ 3. 3% gives 0.63, 6% gives 0.86.
Q · clarity
0.4, plus 0.2 each for a chosen problem, a 6+ word line, and a number or date.
Weights
wC 0.6 / wQ 0.4 when the problem is conversion; 0.45 / 0.55 otherwise.
Stage
Pre-seed 0.85 · seed 0.9 · bootstrapped or established 0.95 · Series A+ 1.0.
Lux
105 × score ÷ 100. 84% reads 15,849 lx; 100% would be 100,000 lx, direct sun.

Your own sum appears here as you fill in the form.

Your reading updates as you type. It is indicative, from what you tell us, not an audit. Sending it gets you a written proposal within two working days.

What the partnership covers

Research

Research and discovery

Stakeholder and user interviews, service mapping, and the ownership questions that sit behind the screen: who is accountable for a record, who can change it, what happens when it fails.

Shown in

Pricing: On Request (In Progress)
Prototyping

Prototyping and interface design

Working prototypes that people can click through and argue with, carried through to production-ready UI inside your existing constraints.

Shown in

Pricing: On Request (In Progress)
Design

Design systems and handoff

Tokens, component libraries and documentation that a team can own after the designer leaves. Handoff is treated as the deliverable, not an afterthought.

Shown in

Pricing: On Request (In Progress)

How engagements work

A named day a week

A retainer is a day each week set aside for your product, with a standing call on that day. The number of days moves with the pace you need; the rate does not.

Pricing: On Request (In Progress)

Scoped project

A defined problem, a written scope and a named deliverable, agreed before work starts.

Pricing: On Request (In Progress)

Fixed-price websites for small businesses and early-stage startups are a separate offer: LUXD Local.