Two project slots open from January 2027

Senior product design for regulated, multi-team products

I embed with product and engineering for three to six months, work alongside compliance and support, and leave behind decision logs, documented components and metrics your leadership can track.

Tallyway — 2025View case study Halving time to first expense report for a spend tool
13 yrs
designing B2B and fintech
40+
products and features built
2–3
clients at a time, at most

Selected clients

  • Tallyway
  • Haulmark
  • Larkspur Bank
  • Payfold
  • Signalpost
  • Quayside Pay
  • Orchard HR
  • Brindle Capital

Selected work

Case studies with the numbers left in

Six projects from the last four years: the problem, the research, the decisions I'd make again and the ones I wouldn't, and what changed afterwards.

All work

01Tallyway2025

Halving time to first expense report for a spend tool

  • Activation
  • B2B SaaS
  • Onboarding

02Haulmark2024

A design system built from a freight platform's densest screen

  • Design systems
  • Logistics
  • Data-dense UI

03Larkspur Bank2025

Card controls people can find in a panic

  • Fintech
  • Mobile banking
  • Trust

04Payfold2023

Taming a 40-column admin table for payroll specialists

  • Internal tools
  • Data tables
  • Payroll

06Quayside Pay2022

An accessibility overhaul for an invoicing and payments app

  • Accessibility
  • WCAG 2.2
  • Payments
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About me

Product design for software people use all day

I'm Noah Bergmann, an independent product designer. For more than a decade I've worked on B2B and fintech products where screens are dense, mistakes cost money and users are busy professionals who notice every extra click.

  • 2021–nowIndependent product designerSelf-employed
  • 2018–2021Head of designPennant Payments
  • 2015–2018Senior product designerGridfield Analytics
More about me

Services

Four ways to work together

Fixed-scope engagements with clear deliverables and a price agreed up front. Every project starts with your existing data and ends with a written handover.

Services & process
  • 01

    Product design audit

    A two-week review of one critical flow: analytics, support tickets, five user interviews and a heuristic pass. You get a ranked list of problems with evidence, effort and expected impact.

    From $7,500

  • 02

    Embedded product design

    I join your product team for three to six months, own a problem area end to end and ship with your engineers. Best for onboarding, activation, complex workflows and data-heavy screens.

    From $14,000/mo

  • 03

    Design system foundations

    Tokens, core components and documentation built with your engineers, starting from your densest screens so the system holds up where your users spend their day.

    From $28,000

  • 04

    Accessibility review

    A WCAG 2.2 AA review of your key flows with fixes your team can ship, plus usability sessions with disabled participants when you need more than a checklist.

    From $9,000

Testimonials

What clients say about working with me

  • “Noah Bergmann asked for our support tickets before asking for a brief. Two weeks later we had a ranked list of fixes, and the top three paid for the engagement within a quarter.”
    Placeholder portrait of Elena VargaElena VargaHead of Product, Orchard HR
  • “A rare designer who is as comfortable in a spreadsheet as in a usability session, often on the same afternoon. Our engineers asked to keep the decision log format.”
    Placeholder portrait of Tobias BrandtTobias BrandtEngineering Manager, Brindle Capital
  • “We hired for a pricing page and got a clearer plan structure, a simpler sales story and an honest write-up of the test that failed.”
    Placeholder portrait of Grace MwangiGrace MwangiCEO, Signalpost

Have a flow that's quietly costing you customers?

Send me the flow and the number you'd like to move. I'll reply with how I'd approach it, what I'd look at first and what it would cost.

Two project slots open from January 2027

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