AI workflow study / Interactive study
Research Brief.
An interactive research workflow for organising a brief, finding recurring themes and preparing a reviewable outline.
A workflow, with intention
From scattered observations to a useful starting point.
Understand the input. Make a useful proposal. Give the reviewer the final decision.
The context
A focused task. A useful next step.
The first problem in research is often organisation. Useful observations are spread across a brief, product notes and unanswered questions. This study makes the sequence visible: read the source material, group the themes and prepare an outline for a person to assess before it informs the work.
Workflow design & interactive prototype
Built as an interactive workflow prototype. The demonstration uses predefined sample responses and does not connect to an AI model or a live business system.
See the system
think in steps.
Choose a workflow, inspect the sample input and review the proposed output. You make the final call.
Turn scattered product-page notes into a clear research brief.
Delivery information is difficult to find. The sample notes ask which devices are compatible. Product headings do not help comparison.
- 01Read the sample brief
- 02Group recurring themes
- 03Prepare a research outline
Your review workspace.
Run the example to reveal the proposed changes.
This browser simulation demonstrates the workflow and interface. Its sample responses are predefined; it does not call an AI model, access a store or publish changes.
Inside the work
Designed around the decision.
- 01
A research brief scenario focused on making product information more useful.
- 02
A staged workflow that shows when the brief is being read, grouped and turned into an outline.
- 03
A concise review surface for proposed priorities, with an explicit approval action.
- 04
A repeatable sample workflow that demonstrates interaction design without calling an AI service.
Tools & technologies