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ScreenToday — mobile dashboard
We design the screens, the flow and the system behind a product — so the first-time user knows what to do, and the team can build without guessing.
A dashboard, a flow and a component set from a fictional operations app — the three layers of a product design.
Concept previews designed in-house — not client work. Every piece is built as a real layout, not a screenshot.
The pieces that make the work useful after the handoff — not just good-looking in a portfolio.
The shortest path through the product, mapped before pixels.
Low-fidelity structure for the screens that matter.
A visual language that fits the brand and the product.
Components, states and tokens for consistent builds.
Clickable flows for testing and stakeholder review.
Specs, assets and notes for the engineering team.
A clear scope, one decision-maker and a handoff your team can actually use.
The users, the jobs and the current friction.
The screens and the order they need to happen in.
Wireframes, UI and a component system.
Specs, assets and a walkthrough with the builders.
Fixed quotes after a short brief. Everything is scoped in writing before we start.
A focused set of product screens.
One core flow, designed end to end.
A component library for the team.
Yes. Figma is our default for product work; we can also deliver in your team's tool.
Yes. We hand over specs, components and a walkthrough, and stay available during the build.
We can run lightweight interviews and usability tests; deeper research is scoped separately.
Tell us what the business does and what the work needs to achieve. We will reply with a direction, a scope and a fixed quote. Looking for the software behind the brand? Browse the product suite.