> From the links, it seems like consulting is primarily focused on UX, and agencies are responsible for the implementation I would say that's mostly true. A lo

> From the links, it seems like consulting is primarily focused on UX, and agencies are responsible for the implementation I would say that's mostly true. A lot of the "pure" consulting I've done has been in the form of teaching, critiquing and building reports/style guides that other designers and developers use internally to build products. I will say that finding consulting work like that is exponentially harder than finding your typical freelancing gigs (which is expected).