THE UI FIXERS · NB[24]

Same data.
Better day.

A screen built around the job, on the data your team already has. One screen, three steps, one fixed price.

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DATA‑DRIVEN.
USER‑DRAINED.

The app your team lives in shows them the table. Every field, every tab, every related record.

The standard record form: a navigation pane, a command bar with twelve buttons, seven tabs and three columns of fields around a timeline.

ONE SCREEN.
ONE JOB.

Built for one task, on the data you already have.

The call desk screen on the same record: who is calling, what it is about, where it stands, when the technician comes, who he is, and a box for what was agreed.

THE ROUTE TO ONE FIELD

The same form on its Details tab, with five numbered markers: a collapsed section, the scrollbar, the Details 2 tab, the Save button and the Saving indicator.
EXPAND. SCROLL. EXPAND AGAIN. SAVE. WAIT.

There is a customer on the line for all of it.

THE TRUTH UNDER THE JOKE

Nobody hates the data.
They hate the route to it.

The call desk screen with everything dimmed except the visit card: Thursday 05 Nov, 08:00 to 10:00, one marker on it.
ONE TAP. NONE, ACTUALLY.
The form on its Details 2 tab: three fields, one subgrid with one row, and an empty visit history, in an otherwise empty page.

Sixty columns in the order the schema was designed, three of them behind a tab called Details 2.

Same table.
Different screen.

The call desk screen with its six numbered blocks and, in the footer, a link to the fifty-four other fields.

The six that matter, in the order the conversation goes. Same records, same history, same security roles, same plugins and flows. Nothing moves.

SETUPAccess, and a look at the data behind the screen. If it is not worth doing, we say so here. STEP 1A consultant sits with your team. We watch the work, ask, count the clicks, and draw the screen. You sign off the design before we build. STEP 2We build it and install it in your test environment. Your people try it on their own records. STEP 3You approve it, the screen goes live. Then you decide whether the next role gets one.
Step 1: the screen drawn by hand on a sheet of paper, with notes in coral marker and a sticky note that says the team signed it off.
STEP 1. SIGNED OFF ON PAPER.

One screen.
Three steps.
One price.

EUR 0Per screen, fixed. One role, one job, one screen, from sketch to live. EUR 0Setup, a one-time fee per client. Access and intake, not charged per screen.

It will not fix a bad data model. If the table underneath is wrong, a nicer screen is lipstick, we say so at setup and you pay the setup only. It will not lower your license bill either.

Step 3: the same screen, built, with a LIVE stamp on it and the footer reading step 1 designed, step 2 tested, step 3 live.
STEP 3. THE SAME SKETCH, LIVE.

START WITH THE SCREEN THAT HURTS MOST

Keep the data.
Lose the clicks.

The person who complains loudest is usually right. Bring them to the intake.

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The Jammer, in his para-commando uniform, snaps his fingers next to the laptop while the customer leans back and laughs.
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