SUSPICIOUS LABS
Curiosity.
Made interactive.
Small, working experiments. Change an input, inspect a connection and see what happens.
Different problem.
Different system.
Explore six common points of friction. The connections change with the problem, because the solution should too.
Illustrative possibilities, not a diagnosis. The useful first step is understanding your actual workflow.
Connect your tools, automate predictable steps and keep a person in control of the exceptions.
What is repetition
really costing you?
Make a rough estimate of the time a repeated task takes. Then explore what happens if part of it is automated.
This is an estimate from your inputs, not a promise of savings. It excludes implementation, maintenance and exception handling.
8.0 hours now. 3.2 hours of work remain each week.
MINUTES × TASKS × PROPORTION REMOVED ÷ 60
Good interfaces
have good foundations.
Inspect the layers behind a useful application. Each layer has a job. The interesting part is how they work together.
The part people actually use.
Clear navigation, accessible controls and useful feedback. A good interface makes the next step understandable.
Inspect: can someone complete the task using only a keyboard?
Experiments should explain themselves.
These tools run in your browser. They do not send your inputs to us or use an AI model behind the scenes.
GOOD QUESTIONS START GOOD PROJECTS
Something on
your mind?
You don’t need a technical brief. Just a problem worth solving.