User experiences

Before anyone is inside the product. Eight screens, both branches and the failure states drawn, so nothing is promised that has not been shown.

Sign up

14-day trial, $49/mo, one seat included, card required.

Payment

Stripe. The trial end date is computed, not typed.

Who is this for

Just me, or a team. This is where the flow branches.

Focus

Multi-select. It decides which modules the account sees.

First action

Name the first project, with a way out for people who are not ready.

Invite your team

1 of 1 seats used. Adding a seat is $9/mo. Send is really disabled when no seat is free.

Dashboard

Empty, and honest about being empty.

Invitee first run

What the invited designer sees, which is not the owner's screen.

The first screen in each place a new account lands, built against the live app's own design language rather than an approximation of it.

Projects, nothing yet

Names the object, says what a project holds, and puts both actions where the eye already is.

Orders, nothing yet

Says what an order belongs to, then sends you to Projects.

Designers, seats full

States 2 of 2 seats used, prices the remedy at $9/mo, and the invite button is a real disabled button.

Three tours, four cards. A card exists only where a control works but its consequence is invisible. The three-card ceiling is enforced in the gate.

Price the first product - card 1

Rings the Pricing block and says which number matters first.

Price the first product - card 2

Rings Client Price and says the client never sees the trade figure.

Where it went

Straight after Save, because the cart does not show what the budget counts.

No seats left

Sits on the disabled invite button when adding a designer would cost $9/mo.

A checklist in the corner instead of a tour across the screen. Six goals, three steps each, and a tick that reads the app's own records rather than counting clicks. Today only the first goal can ship - its three steps are the only ones whose completion the app can prove.

The launcher, collapsed

A pill in the corner. Present, never in the way, and it can be hidden.

One goal, three steps

Every step names a destination. A step ticks itself off when the record exists, so leaving and coming back cannot lose it.

Choosing a goal

Phrased as jobs, not roles nobody identifies with. Split into your work and studio setup, because one is personal and one is shared.