Discovery and first release
Define customer, sales and administrator roles. Limit the first release to product selection, enquiry creation and status tracking, separating later phases.
Software · CONCEPT STUDY
From scattered enquiries to a manageable product
Translate a business need into user journeys, functional screens and manageable processes.
PARE / CONCEPT STUDIO
01Discovery and first release
02Interface and data model
03Development and acceptance
Brief → System → Experience
01 / BRIEF
The problem to address.
A hypothetical B2B business handles enquiries across email and spreadsheets. Sales needs visibility into each stage, while customers need to select products and submit technical requirements together.
How would we approach it?
Interface and data model
Design the mobile form, error states and administration screen together. Model enquiries, products and users alongside permissions and retention needs.
Development and acceptance
Turn business rules into testable acceptance criteria. Include integration failures, repeated submissions, backups and management handover in the release plan.
Proposed deliverables
- Scope document and user journeys
- Interface design and component system
- Application and admin screens within agreed scope
- Acceptance tests, setup and management documentation
How could success be assessed?
Example acceptance checks: incomplete required data must not create an enquiry; users must not access unauthorised records; repeated submissions must not create accidental duplicates. Measuring time savings needs a real baseline and usage data.
Scope boundaries
ERP integration, payments, multi-company support and ongoing maintenance are not automatically included. The displayed journey is a design proposal, not a deployed client application.
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