Discovery and workflow mapping
Bring together user needs, stakeholder input, and existing product knowledge. Identify confusing steps, missing information, and opportunities to simplify a journey.
UX & Product Design
Turn complex tasks into clear, useful experiences.
Discuss your product designA useful interface helps people understand where they are, what they can do, and what happens next. KBD works with teams to clarify requirements and design experiences around the tasks users need to complete.
We can help shape a new product, improve a difficult workflow, or bring consistency to an application that has grown over time. Design stays connected to the content, technology, and operational constraints behind the experience.
Bring together user needs, stakeholder input, and existing product knowledge. Identify confusing steps, missing information, and opportunities to simplify a journey.
Organize navigation, page structure, and content so people can find what they need. Define labels and relationships that make sense to the intended audience.
Explore layouts and interactions before committing to a build. Use prototypes to review assumptions and gather feedback on important tasks.
Design screens, states, and reusable patterns that bring consistency to the product and give developers a clear basis for implementation.
Work through labels, instructions, validation, permissions, and error recovery. Make the next step clear throughout multi-step processes.
Review the built experience alongside developers. Consider keyboard access, responsive behaviour, content changes, and the details that affect everyday use.
Review audiences, goals, existing journeys, and constraints. Agree on the problems to address and the decisions design needs to support.
Map flows and create wireframes or prototypes. Review them with your team and gather user feedback where the engagement includes it.
Provide the agreed designs, component guidance, and interaction details. Support implementation and review the important journeys in working software.
The deliverables depend on the task: a clearer journey, a tested prototype, a set of interface designs, or guidance for shared components. We define what your team needs to make decisions and move into development.
KBD’s contribution to Health Product Shortages Canada included usability and accessibility improvements alongside reporting and administrative workflows. Our Canada’s Food Guide work included responsive interfaces and bilingual content management.
We can begin with a focused review of the journeys that cause confusion or generate support requests. The result can be a prioritized set of changes, a prototype of a revised workflow, or a plan for broader design work.
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Tell us about your users, the product, and where the current experience gets in their way.
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