Use cases / 01 Interactive UI

Refine a project-creation flow

Try the interface. Point at the confusing control. Review a revision in the same conversation.

A working prototype helps you catch confusing behavior before the design is finished. Here, Fieldwork’s project-creation form looks ready, but “Workspace” leaves an important question unanswered: who will see the project?

Try the flow

Open the published prototype and use the form. Enter a project name, try the visibility choices, and look for anything you would need explained before pressing Create. The review happens beside the working interface.

Try a project-creation form before polishing it. Try a project-creation form before polishing it.
Try a project-creation form before polishing it.

Point to the uncertainty

Select the visibility control and ask who can see a workspace project. The comment stays attached to that control and its original version, giving the agent a specific place to improve.

Ask who can see a workspace project, right on the control. Ask who can see a workspace project, right on the control.
Ask who can see a workspace project, right on the control.

Compare the fix

The agent adds an explanation beneath the setting and links its reply to the revised control. Open Compare to see both versions together, then try the updated form before resolving the thread.

Compare the original with the clearer visibility explanation. Compare the original with the clearer visibility explanation.
Compare the original with the clearer visibility explanation.

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Real r3 screens. Fictional data and scripted replies.

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