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Web Applications Designed Around Real Workflows.
Browser-based software can be shaped around agreed users, processes, information and decisions—without forcing a distinctive operation into a generic product.
A useful interface is only one layer of the system.
User experience, application logic, data, permissions, workflow, integrations and delivery considerations need to work as one coherent design.
- User experience
- Application logic
- Data
- Permissions
- Workflow
- Integrations
- Delivery
Arrange the interface around tasks and decisions.
The interface may organise records, actions, status, supporting information and feedback around the agreed user journey.
Translate process steps into controlled behaviour.
A workflow can define sequence, validation, approvals, state changes, notifications and exceptions where those capabilities are required.
- Action
- Rule
- State
- Approval
- Result
Give important information a deliberate model.
Data requirements are considered in relation to records, relationships, access, reporting, retention and existing sources.
Confirm the software before claiming the solution.
Features, architecture, integrations, security responsibilities, testing, deployment and delivery scope are agreed individually.
What should the software actually do?
Tell us about the business problem, current workflow, users, systems and the outcome you are trying to achieve.
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