Design for
B2B teams.
Aktive helps B2B SaaS teams improve the surfaces buyers and users actually touch: homepage, pricing, onboarding, dashboards, product flows, sales assets, and design-system rules.
Book a 15-minute fit call$2,995/mo · One active request · Unlimited queue
Prior design work by Andrew Miller. View original portfolio ↗
Where we can help.
Aktive is a senior design subscription for B2B SaaS teams that need better product UX and sharper go-to-market design without the delay of hiring or agency kickoff.
A B2B SaaS buyer sees the marketing site first, then inspects the product through demos, screenshots, onboarding, and sales conversations. The subscription is useful when those surfaces need to feel like one coherent system.
- Clearer homepage and pricing-page hierarchy.
- Product UI and onboarding improvements.
- Reusable design rules, source files, and handoff notes.
A useful first request
- Redesign a SaaS homepage, proof section, and CTA ladder.
- Improve pricing-page hierarchy and buyer objections.
- Clean up onboarding, dashboard, or role-based workflow UX.
- Create launch assets connected to the product and sales story.
The work comes first.
Selected work from Andrew Miller’s previous roles and independent projects. Explore the projects to see how he approaches similar challenges.
Conversion funnel case ↗
Offer framing, page structure, conversion checkpoints, and reviewable launch assets.
Caregiver360 EHR platform ↗
Notes, client context, documentation objects, and care-record review surfaces.
My UI Showcase ↗
Dashboard surfaces, workflow screens, buyer-facing UI, and repeated product patterns.
A good fit?
- Founders and product leads with design demand but no senior design hire yet.
- Marketing teams that need better landing pages, pricing pages, and sales visuals.
- Product teams with onboarding, dashboard, or workflow UX debt.
Outside this scope
- Teams looking for unlimited parallel production.
- A full engineering team, backend implementation, or QA department.
- Unsupported conversion claims or fake customer proof.
- Vague design help with no clear first product or marketing surface.
For buyer-facing SaaS surfaces
The strongest first request is often the page or flow that explains value: homepage, pricing, onboarding, sales deck, or demo-support surface.
For product teams with UX debt
Requests can focus on dashboards, empty states, role-based flows, form clarity, and interface states that make the product easier to sell and support.
For teams using AI tools
Aktive can turn design direction into reusable rules and handoff notes so future AI-assisted work stays closer to the system.
For leaders comparing hiring
Use the subscription when the design need is real but not yet a full-time senior design role.
Better than a one-off page vendor. The page, product UX, and brand rules can stay connected instead of fragmenting across disconnected projects.
Lighter than an agency kickoff. One active request keeps the first useful outcome visible while the queue captures future work.
Clearer than AI-only output. AI can accelerate production, but the buyer still needs taste, prioritization, and system judgment.
Related disciplines: Buyer-facing pages, Product UX, System handoff.
Before we start.
What is a B2B SaaS design subscription?
It is a monthly design subscription for product UI, landing pages, onboarding, dashboards, sales materials, and design-system cleanup without hiring a full-time designer.
What counts as one active request?
One focused outcome at a time: a page, product flow, dashboard pass, onboarding sequence, brand-system update, or launch asset set.
Is pricing public?
Yes. Aktive Studio is $2,995 per month with one active request at a time, an unlimited queue, and the ability to pause between requests or cancel before the next month.
Can one subscription cover both product and marketing design?
Yes, if the work is sequenced through one active request. A common queue might move from homepage or pricing work into onboarding, dashboard, or sales materials.
Find your
first request.
We’ll confirm the scope, inputs, review points, and timing before the subscription starts.