Web App Interfaces
Interfaces for software instead of marketing. Dashboards, admin screens, and the working tools your team or your customers sit in every day.
Who it is for
Teams whose product outgrew the interface it started with. Companies whose internal screens were built by whoever was free that week.
The problem it solves
Product interfaces accumulate. Each feature gets added where there was room, and after two years the screen your staff use most is the one nobody designed.
What I do
- 01Map the tasks people actually repeat and design for those first.
- 02Design the states that carry the weight: loading, empty, partial, denied, failed.
- 03Build the interface against a component set so later features have somewhere to land.
- 04Test it with a keyboard, because power users stop touching the mouse.
What you end up with
- Designed and built screens for the flows that matter.
- A component set the next feature can be built from.
- Documented states, including the failures.
03Also in Web Engineering
- The Bespoke SiteHand coded and precise. No page builder underneath.
- Standing TypeA component set kept standing, so the next page is cheap.
- CMS & Content ModelA content structure your team can edit without breaking the design.
- Working PrototypesA real, running thing to decide against.
- Performance & AccessQuick on a phone, usable with a keyboard.