• User-centred data accessibility: Analysis of existing systems in combination with the collection of new product requirements (research and stakeholder management) as the basis for a UX that translates complex data structures into clearly understandable, easily accessible interfaces. The focus is on an intuitive information architecture and the simplest possible navigation.
• Iterative design through prototype-based development: use of interactive prototypes to visualise data flows, processes and dependencies at an early stage and make them tangible for close coordination with stakeholders and user groups in order to understand and take into account real requirements and usage contexts.
• Efficiency and scalability through consistent UX patterns: Complex data projects are transformed into clearly structured, recognisable interface patterns, thus ensuring improved scalability of software products, reduced susceptibility to errors and higher user productivity.