Journey and navigation design
Organise information and actions around user tasks so people can find where to go next.
Information architecture, user flows and wireframes.
We help companies remove confusion from digital products and operational tools. Our designers shape clear navigation, readable screens and consistent interactions around what users need to accomplish.
Tranz / Engineering in practiceGood product design resolves questions about users, navigation and the work a screen must support. We turn assumptions into flows and prototypes your team can review, then document the interactions engineers need to implement.
Organise information and actions around user tasks so people can find where to go next.
Information architecture, user flows and wireframes.
Define readable screens, repeatable controls and responsive layouts with all important interaction states.
Screen designs, component library and responsive rules.
Review task completion with agreed participants and turn observations into specific design improvements.
Prototype, review findings and engineering handoff.
These are examples of workflows we can scope with your team.
Explore the main user problem, compare possible journeys and define a focused first release.
Simplify dashboards, forms and approvals where users struggle to understand what happens next.
Bring repeated controls and screen patterns into a reusable system that designers and engineers can maintain.
We agree on the deliverables for your project before delivery begins.
Prioritised workflows, dependencies, responsibilities and acceptance criteria for the agreed release.
Information architecture, user flows and wireframes; Screen designs, component library and responsive rules; Prototype, review findings and engineering handoff.
The documentation, configuration, operating guidance and team walkthroughs included in your delivery plan.
These are technology options for the engagement. We choose the stack around your existing systems, deployment needs and team; each project uses a relevant subset.
Review the product, stakeholder goals, existing journeys and available user feedback.
Map navigation and important tasks; compare low-fidelity options before polishing screens.
Test the key interactions with agreed participants and capture issues that affect the design.
Document components, responsive behaviour, content and states so engineers can build with fewer ambiguities.
These portfolio examples provide context for the products and business processes we work on.
A private mobile companion for tracking codeine use, triggers and recovery progress.
ExploreAn everyday money app for expenses, budgets, savings goals and shared splits.
ExploreAn offline-first Android app combining more than 100 calculators across finance, health and everyday tasks.
ExploreThe agreed scope can include user flows, screen designs, component specifications, responsive rules and interaction states. We review the handoff with the implementation team.
Yes. We start with the journeys that cause the most confusion, review the current patterns and propose changes that can fit the existing product.
Discovery produces the agreed research, scope and prototype deliverables. Application development is a separate phase, informed by what discovery establishes.
Share your current workflow, existing systems and the result you want. We’ll help define a practical next step.