Too much work was happening outside the system.
Technical work has intake, locations, service items, waiting reasons, handoffs, completion and collection. A generic status list wasn't enough.
Our work often starts with an awkward operational problem rather than a neat software brief. These examples show the kind of thinking that follows.
Technical work has intake, locations, service items, waiting reasons, handoffs, completion and collection. A generic status list wasn't enough.
The challenge was not simply transferring records. The destination had to reconcile to the source and prove that the migration was complete.
The publication needed spreads, navigation, zoom, mobile reading, optimisation and measurement without losing the feel of the magazine.
A small supplier needed quoting, procurement, invoicing, statements and profitability — without enterprise approval layers that did not match how the company actually worked.
The requirement was controlled wp-admin access, trusted networks, local geolocation and emergency access with the decision-making kept close to the site.
Meal planning, pantry awareness and shopping needed to become one practical mobile flow rather than disconnected lists.