For complex and specialist fields

Design with the domain on your side.

We bring credible outside knowledge into product decisions when the subject involves regulation, education, finance, health or another complex field.

Example
journal article
industry report
regulation
glossary for the team
Term from the fieldWhat it means in plain words
Rule to followWhat it means for the design
Common mistakeHow the product avoids it

The work

The moments we design

The knowledge we gather, and how it shapes the product.

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The problem

Sounds familiar?

If 2 or more of these ring true, bring the domain in before the design.

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Proof

“Sevgi and her team have been our go-to partner for design and UX.”

Jesper Bergmann · Founder & CEO, Teacherspace
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100%
Regular clients
10+
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Ways to start

2 ways to start

Learn a new field, or check a design against it.

  • # New field

    Learn the domain

    Gather what the team needs to know before designing.

    • Key sources reviewed
    • Rules and requirements
    • Glossary for the team
    • Design implications
  • # Existing product

    Check against the domain

    Review the product against the research and rules that apply.

    • Sources and rules reviewed
    • Gaps and risks
    • Design recommendations
    • Short findings report

FAQ

Questions founders ask

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01Which fields do you work in?

We’ve worked on products in education, finance, health and wellbeing, marketing and AI, among others.

02How long does a project take?

It depends on the scope. Once we’ve seen the full picture, we’ll share a rough timeline.

03Do you replace legal or expert advice?

No. We bring the knowledge into the design. Legal and specialist sign-off stays with the right experts.

04Do you talk to experts?

Yes, when it helps. We can interview experts on your team or outside it.

05What do we get at the end?

A short report with the key findings, a glossary and what they mean for the design.

Related capabilities

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Product and market research

The category, the alternatives and the gap worth building for.

Product definition

The problem, audience and boundaries, agreed by everyone.

User research

How your audience works today, and what they need next.

Stakeholder research

Goals, constraints and internal knowledge, captured early.

Tell us the field you’re designing for.

A rough idea is a fine place to start. We’ll get back to you within 24 hours.

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