Application flows for
the task at hand.
We start with the tasks people need to complete on their phone, then work through navigation, screen states and device requirements. Design can be a standalone engagement. Development scope and platform choices follow a review of the required integrations and release constraints.
When this helps.
- An app has screens but no clear path through its main tasks.
- An existing interface needs a usability review before further development.
- Device features, connectivity and release requirements have not been scoped.
A good fit
- Teams with a clear mobile task and access to the required backend systems.
- Product owners seeking an audit, prototype or defined application release.
Not a fit for
- A guaranteed app-store approval date.
- A mobile build before the core workflow and integration access are known.
What you get.
Flow and requirements map
User journeys, screen inventory and requirements for permissions, connectivity and external systems.
Mobile interface design
Layouts and a clickable prototype covering the main tasks, errors, empty states and accessibility considerations.
Scoped application development
Implementation of agreed flows and integrations. Platform, device support and offline behaviour are decided during scoping.
Testing and release preparation
A device test plan, release checklist and handover notes. Store submissions and monitoring are included when agreed.
From scope to handover.
Map the task
Identify users, required device capabilities and the systems the application depends on.
Test the prototype
Review the main flows on a phone and resolve navigation and content issues.
Implement the scope
Build the agreed features and test both successful and interrupted tasks.
Prepare the release
Review device coverage, account ownership and release requirements before handover.
Related work.
Team client records include Vaigo EV charging application mockups, a MIAORA mobile UX audit and Flutter mobile UI/UX design. The linked Offease case study is related web application work, not evidence of a native mobile release.
Before we start.
Can you improve an app without rebuilding it?
Yes. An interface audit or prototype can be scoped separately, with findings and screen designs your development team can use.
Will the app work offline?
We define which tasks need offline access and how conflicting updates should be handled before including offline support in the build.
Map your mobile workflow.
Bring the main task, target devices and any existing app or API documentation. We can identify the design and development scope.