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About

Lizardi Studio

A business and digital product studio in Mexico City. We plan, build, communicate and train with one team.

We work with companies, firms and agencies, on-site and remotely, in Spanish and English.

The studio

What we do

Lizardi Studio is a digital and business creation studio based in Mexico City. We bring together five practices: business and planning, custom software, performance marketing, events and AI training.

One team carries the project from the decision to the operation. The offer defined in planning is the one that later gets built, communicated and taught, so the judgment behind it is not lost between suppliers who do not know each other.

Every project has one person responsible from start to finish and adds the people from each practice that the scope needs. When a specialized supplier is required, we coordinate them and answer for the result.

We do not give legal advice: when a project touches contracts, personal data or compliance, legal review stays with your own lawyer or legal team.

Our digital products include Fieldbook, our interface component library for development teams. Learn how we approach custom software and digital product development.

How we work

From the first message to delivery

01

Conversation

You tell us what you want to solve, who will use the result and which constraints matter. The scope comes out of that.
02

Proposal

A document with scope, deliverables, responsibilities and acceptance criteria, so you decide with the full picture.
03

Work

We plan, build, produce or train with agreed reviews. A change of scope is discussed before it happens.
04

Delivery

We deliver with documentation and agree on what comes next: operation, reinforcement or a further phase.

At a glance

Facts

Based in
Mexico City
Format
On-site and remote
Languages
Spanish and English
Our product
Fieldbook, interface component field guide

Introduction

Start a conversation

Tell us what you want to solve, who will use the result and which constraints matter. The first call helps define the scope.