Structure & screen design
Define users, key actions and content structure, then design the essential screens.
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LINKCORE / Websites & UI/UX prototypes
Turn an idea
into an experience.
Give a hard-to-explain service a clear set of screens and flows. From a corporate website to a new-service prototype, we define the scope around what you need to evaluate.
Discuss a website or prototype ↗
THE STREET WHEN IT FITS
For a website refresh, campaign landing page, service proposal or user-flow review before full development.
DEFINE YOUR DELIVERABLES
Responsive web & interactions
Create web pages or a clickable prototype for desktop and mobile.
Review & handover material
Document screen states, interaction scope, feedback and the next development tasks.
02 / PROCESS
FROM BRIEF TO DELIVERY
- 01
Define the journey
Identify who needs to do what, then set the core flow and review scope.
- 02
Make it tangible
Use screens and interactions to share the concept and gather feedback.
- 03
Agree on implementation
Refine the prototype and define a public website build or the next development phase.
THE STREET
A UI/UX prototype connecting applicant, reviewer and operator journeys. It demonstrates role-based screens and information flows using example data; it is not evidence of a live service or commercial transactions.
Explore the work ↗Before we begin
How is a prototype different from a production website?
A prototype focuses on reviewing screens and flows. Live authentication, payments, data storage and administration require a separately agreed production scope.
Do you consider mobile and search visibility?
For public web pages, we review responsive layouts, titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, images and loading structure. Search positions and traffic volumes are not guaranteed.
What should we prepare before development?
Bring a service outline, target users, key screens and features, and reference sites. We also review your domain, existing content and operating requirements when defining the scope.
LET’S MAKE WHAT’S NEXT.
Start with these four things.
Your brief does not need to be finished. We can start with what you have.
- Page purpose and target users
- Required screens, features and priorities
- Reference sites, content and existing domain
- Launch date, operating owner and budget range
PROJECT GUIDES
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