Dashboards
Real screens from products, brands and concepts, playing.
Cards keep their own timeframes; every count opens the orders behind it.
Find the spike, see where failures start.
Segments, a map, offers, budgets, trends.
Dashboard · Morning paper · One thread
Stuck orders, at-risk accounts, and what to do next.
Urgent issues as the lead story, and every outcome a note in the margin.
Opens on the figures and where to start; each task arrives as a sheet.
Complete mocks of the redesigned app.
Counts against goals, approvals, media and the process.
Every insight paired with an action, and graded orders.
Timed jobs, a 3D city, and evidence built into rings.
Badges, levels, a leaderboard and trivia.
One question per screen, sign-up to visit.
Cards on file without storing the number, for a rep, a buyer and a vendor.
Auto quote · Coverages · Paying a bill · Sign-in
Cars, drivers and discounts, with the monthly cost moving on every answer.
Groups that fold to chip summaries, with the price pinned in view.
What’s due, how much, which method, several policies at once.
Two-step registration, login and a one-time code.
Portal · Settings · Policy changes · Proxy
Shortcuts, policies overview, and auto and property details.
Paperless and text alerts, per policy, in two versions a year apart.
A stepper through drivers or vehicles, with add or replace.
Staff open a customer’s record as someone else, then end access.
ID card, payments, claims and coverage.
Stage, facilitator screen and phone page.
Generate a barcode in one tab, scan it with the camera in the other.
Design system overview · Component architecture · Documentation site · Components in every state
Design studio · Print designer · Page builder
A design studio, a print designer and a page builder, to try, with their panels.
Screens built from a system’s elements and docs.
Art on T-shirts to bean bags, shown in 3D, quoted with quantity breaks.
Layers, an inspector, and drawers for assets, events and data.
Six illustrated screens: an app bar, one toolbar, themes and templates.
State maps, properties and guidelines.
Buttons to tooltips in every variant and size, across three design systems.
Anatomy and specifications for five components.
Six component guideline pages from a docs site.
Component demos, flow walkthroughs and storyboards.
Color, type, grid, spacing and elevation.
Two diagrams: components made and shipped, tokens from Figma to teams.
Headers, tabs, fields and cards, then put together as an app.
Color tiers, typography, buttons and the Pixel library.
Color, type and icon pages, plus the live components that build them.
Versioned library, URL image transforms.
Six anomaly checks, such as negative prices, and a sandboxed editor.
Drop files, fix size and format problems.
Investigations, insights board and videos.
A proposal and live demo for Impeccable’s motion guidance.
A proposal and live demo for Impeccable’s type guidance.
A proposal and live demo for Impeccable’s critique workflow.
From brainstorm and 3D storyboards to the final render.
From one order to a pitch for workshops.
Followed inside a working ordering prototype.
The viewer makes the calls before the deck names the work.
UI and UX defined by tracing a dashboard number up to its promise.
Argued from one request that was built exactly as asked.
Workshops · Company · 26 news films · Trailer
Coworkers played employees of a company that doesn’t exist.
A wholesaler with alien customers, built as the workshops’ world.
The company channel, cheerfully reporting what’s plainly broken.
Four minutes through nine broadcasts from the fictional world.
Users at the center, the practice around them.
A 20-slide talk and a 30-slide walk-through of Mindnest’s Design Bible.
Palette, logo treatments, type, voice and mascot, with copy-ready hex and SVG.
A split-flap board unveils the new name.
Five slides and a printable handout, from the question to why it wins.
Workbench · Name map · Contest · Games
1,232 candidates graded for meaning, sound and trademark risk.
A flyover of the naming search, finalists grouped by strategy.
Where coworkers submitted and voted on names.
A fast, judgy sort that filters the genius from the noise.
Naming traps to spot, made for an employee contest, played for laughs.
Brands merging and products coming out.
Logos and collateral, kinetic type, a book cover.
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