Sari Law Firm. One sentence on what the product had to make easy.
The problem.
People knew what they wanted and could not find where to say it. Every screen asked one more question than it needed to.
What we changed.
One decision per screen, in the order a person actually makes them. Everything else waits until it is asked for.
The flow. 4 screens, one decision each.
What this is, in one line, before anything is asked.
The single choice that shapes everything after it.
Everything visible at once, nothing hidden behind a step.
Coming back is one tap, and the site remembers where it stopped.
Detail work is where a product either respects people or does not: one legible size for numbers, one place for errors, and states that never leave anyone guessing.
The system. Built so the team can keep going without us.
- Components
- Documented and named
- Type scale
- Four sizes
- Spacing
- One rhythm, no exceptions
- Handoff
- Component library, live build
A system is only finished when someone else can add a screen to it and nobody can tell which parts we drew.
Credits.
- Client
- Sari Law Firm
- Product design
- Parlador
- Build
- Parlador
Shipped with the team rather than handed over the wall: we stayed through the build so the last ten percent did not quietly go missing.
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