UI/UX design
Interfaces that follow from stated assumptions
Design at AxiomLabs starts by writing down what we believe about your users, then testing the beliefs that would be most expensive to get wrong.
Assumption triage
Try sorting a few typical product assumptions. Mark each as risky or safe; the risky ones are where we would test first.
- New users will understand the product from the first screen without onboarding.
- Customers will create an account before seeing any value.
- Staff will use the tool mainly on desktop computers.
- People will read instructions written in the interface.
- Search is more important than browsing categories.
Nothing sorted yet.
From belief to evidence
For each risky assumption we pick the cheapest test that could change our mind: a short interview, a paper sketch, a clickable prototype, or analysis of existing support requests. Results are recorded alongside the decisions they affect.
Flows before pixels
We map journeys as states and transitions before drawing screens. It exposes missing error paths and dead ends early, when they are cheap to fix.
Design deliverables
- Assumption log with test results
- Journey and state maps
- Clickable prototype for key journeys
- Component library with usage notes
- Accessibility annotations: headings, focus order, labels
- Copy guidance for errors, empty states and confirmations