Whether your data model is graph-based, spatially-oriented, or just deep and complex, your interface is what makes it feel concrete and tactile for users.
The Reality
Solving your customer's problem requires a complicated, non-linear or atypical data model (UDM).
Your customer complains that your UI feels tedious, rigid, intimidating or difficult to make sense of.
Your team struggles to find a simple, compelling way of interacting with your data structure.
Common UX Issues
CRUD functionality can turn complex models into abstract views that are hard to grok.
Endless wizards and interstitials mean more clicks and slower outcomes.
The big picture becomes hard to encompass, and gets sliced up into siloed views.
Collaboration is more about managing UI, distanced from the real ideas beneath.
UDM Design Principles
Embody the data model by making unique relationships the primary lens.
Cull detail to make room for big pictures; then reveal it as users express interest.
Directly interacting with the objects, not just inputs, creates a feeling of directness.
Offer functionality based on what users can see and click on the screen.
Discovery Questions
What aspect of your user's context does your data model represent?
What object relationships are most central to your model? Why?
How do users navigate and traverse the existing system?
What interactions are core to the experience as designed today?
Present your product's Unique Data Model—and vision—in a more intuitive, more tactile way.
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Concise, achievable objectives. No creep. No drift. No surprises.
We check in afterward, ensuring our designs work in reality.
Let’s talk about your immediate challenges, and how we can target them with a limited effort.
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