Task-led information architecture
Prioritize navigation, content, and actions according to the user goal.
Start with users, tasks, and critical states—not an empty canvas. Let different models independently organize the interface and workflow.
Results are grouped by model on the tree canvas. Any card can branch into the next iteration.
Every direction organizes structure, controls, states, and feedback around a real user task.
Prioritize navigation, content, and actions according to the user goal.
Consider default, empty, loading, error, and completion states instead of only a polished home screen.
HTML prototypes can be used directly in the side preview for rapid review and iteration.
Balance information density with repetitive action efficiency.
Validate the path from selection to confirmation.
Explore a dense interface built for frequent expert use.
Explain who is doing what, in which context, and under what constraints.
Let several models propose different navigation, layout, and interaction choices.
Use the prototype, then branch to add states, shorten the flow, or adjust density.
You can request either. This page defaults to high-fidelity, interactive HTML prototypes.
Yes. Ask for key interactions; the side preview supports scripts, forms, and modal dialogs.
Treat it as a design and engineering starting point. Production still requires accessibility, security, data integration, and code review.