Resident-facing service journeys
Design requests, status updates and next steps in clear language, with a path to assistance when a user gets stuck.

Mobile apps for government
Plan mobile applications for resident requests, field work and staff coordination. Make the service usable across devices, connectivity conditions and the agency systems behind it.
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Mobile apps for government
Describe the service, users and delivery requirements.
Design requests, status updates and next steps in clear language, with a path to assistance when a user gets stuck.
Support inspections, task lists and service records. Define capture and synchronization behavior where connectivity varies.
Agree on the applicable accessibility requirements and include manual and assistive-technology review in the delivery plan.
Scope the connection to agency identity, records and APIs, with permissions and operational ownership documented.
Published cross-industry engineering work
Our published work includes data-rich operational workflows for NAL Technologies and application, API and orchestration engineering for ThreatMinder. Explore how we support complex workflows across industries.
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Map residents, staff, existing systems and the service owner’s acceptance criteria.
Agree on accessibility, security, procurement, hosting and device distribution requirements with the agency.
Build and review one service journey, with documentation, support ownership and a handover plan.
Before we build
We document the applicable accessibility, security, hosting, procurement and acceptance requirements with the agency before agreeing to the delivery scope.
We can assess offline capture and synchronization for the chosen workflow. Conflict handling and permitted local data must be defined with the service owner.
We plan accessible interactions from the beginning and agree on the relevant standards, manual review and assistive-technology testing required for acceptance.
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