Explore workflows
Real workflows from people doing the work — the tools they use, and the order they use them in.
22 workflows
Continuous discovery
A weekly research rhythm that keeps the team in constant contact with users.
End-to-end product design
A full feature from open question to shipped UI on a cross-functional product team.
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Marketing site rebuild
A small team rebuilding the marketing site from narrative to launch.
AI feature discovery
Scoping an AI-powered feature responsibly — capability, desirability, guardrails.
Service blueprint
Mapping front-stage and back-stage across a multi-touch service to find the gaps.
Mobile app release
Shipping a feature across iOS and Android with design QA in the loop.
Pricing page experiment
A focused conversion test on the highest-intent page in the funnel.
Onboarding redesign
Reworking first-run experience to lift activation, research through launch.
Design token pipeline
One source of truth for style, flowing from design to every platform automatically.
Accessibility audit
Bringing an existing product up to WCAG without stopping the roadmap.
Analytics-driven iteration
Let the funnel pick the work: instrument, spot the drop, fix, repeat.
0-to-1 at a startup
Product with no PM and no researcher — the same person discovers and ships in a week.
DesignOps operating rhythm
The operational layer for a large design org: intake, capacity, rituals, measurement.
Design QA & handoff
The last mile: making sure what ships matches what was designed.
Usability testing cycle
A tight moderated-testing loop to de-risk a flow before build.
Brand identity sprint
A compressed one-week identity engagement for an early-stage founder.
Content design pass
Words as an interface layer — a content designer plugging into a product team.
Growth experimentation
A rapid test-and-learn loop for a growth squad chasing activation.
Dual-track delivery
Discovery and delivery running in parallel two-week cycles on a product trio.
Design system release
How a component goes from request to released, documented, and adopted.