Product design
Closing the books in four days
Ledgerly's finance teams were closing month-end in nine days. We redesigned the close as a checklist with the approvals inside it.
Nine product design case studies from Fathom, each with what was asked, what shipped and the number that came back.
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- Product design
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- Mobile
Mobile
Intake that finishes on a phone
Northbeam's clinics were losing the first ten minutes of every appointment to paper. We moved intake to the patient's own phone, one question per screen.
Product design
A dispatch board that shipped as drawn
Cartage's dispatchers were juggling three windows and a phone. We designed one board and stayed until the build matched it.
Mobile
Homework kids come back to
Sprig Learning's app was used once and forgotten. We redesigned it around a weekly list, a timer and a streak, tested with real fourth graders.
Product design
Alerts that get acknowledged
Wattline's building managers ignored alerts because there were too many. We designed thresholds people set themselves and an alert screen that explains itself.
Design systems
One library for four product teams
Harbor Bank had four teams shipping four versions of the same button. We built the token set and component library they now share.
Research
Reviewing contracts 38 percent faster
Relay Legal wanted to know whether their review workspace was slow or just unfamiliar. We tested it, found out, and redesigned the clause rail.
Design systems
A checkout screen built in one sprint
Pallet's warehouse app had grown by accretion. We built a small system and proved it by rebuilding the hardest screen from it in a single sprint.
Research
Booking a ride in three taps
Tandem's employer carpool app had a booking flow nobody finished. We mapped the journey, tested with twenty-four riders and cut it to three taps.