Yes, two ways: a designer completes an individual assessment and shares their public profile with a manager, or a company distributes a code that covers the assessment fee while each designer still signs in and submits individually through the same platform everyone uses.

Does DCI offer team or enterprise plans?

Not yet as a packaged product. There's no separate enterprise product to evaluate and no contract to sign. Teams that want to distribute assessment codes, or have questions about how a manager reviews a shared result, can reach out through the Contact page.

For Design Teams & Hiring Managers

A shared standard, already in use by design teams.

Design teams at product companies use the same DCI assessment individual designers use. It gives a manager a consistent, external reference point for current-team development and hiring, without a separate institutional product to set up.

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A Hiring Manager's Actual Problem Right Now

Visual polish no longer separates strong designers from weak ones.

AI-assisted tools make it fast to produce a polished case study, a clean interface, a professional-sounding process write-up. That's true for a strong designer and a weak one alike.

DCI replaces the five-minute portfolio scan with a structured, third-party-reviewed score against the same ten metrics every time.

If You're a Smaller Team

You don't need a design lead on staff to evaluate design talent.

A small company hiring its first or only designer usually doesn't have anyone in-house qualified to judge design work beyond "I like how it looks." DCI gives you an independent, expert-reviewed score, the same rubric used by product companies with full design teams.

How Teams Actually Use DCI Today

Individual assessment, shared with a manager.

A designer completes a DCI assessment the same way any individual does. If they publish their public profile, they share that link directly with their manager: a real, independently reviewed result.

Company-distributed codes.

Some teams distribute a code that covers the assessment fee. Each designer still signs in and submits individually, through the same platform everyone uses.

Already in use by design teams at 25+ product companies.

25+

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There's no separate enterprise product to evaluate and no contract to sign. If your team wants to distribute assessment codes, or you have questions about how a manager reviews a shared result, reach out directly.