Discovery & workflow mapping
Roles, business rules, tasks and the decisions people need to make.
We turn requirements into meaningful user journeys, considered interfaces and implementable design systems. We design what happens before, during and after the ideal screen.
Product design · Business analysis · Engineering review
Roles, rules and pain points, gathered before any screen.
The starting point
Make digital products easier to understand and use.
Who this is for: Product teams building or improving SaaS interfaces, portals, business applications and mobile experiences.
The TechGy Link difference
Good product design connects what a person needs to do with the rules the business needs to follow. Designers, analysts and engineers can resolve those questions together, with a clear path from prototype to implementation.
Product design · Business analysis · Engineering review
We grow alongside our teams, not just service their accounts.

What we deliver
A defined set of deliverables, shaped around the work your business needs.
Roles, business rules, tasks and the decisions people need to make.
Content, navigation and a structure that supports the product.
Testable flows before time is committed to full implementation.
Reusable components with responsive, loading, error and permission states.
Agreed research or testing activities, annotated specifications and developer collaboration.
Our process
Clarify user roles, priorities, access rules and evidence available from users.
Structure the tasks, information and alternative paths before refining the interface.
Review a prototype, including loading, error, permission and interrupted states.
Prepare the visual system, specifications and implementation handover with engineers.
A little more clarity
No. This service covers business applications, portals, SaaS interfaces, mobile applications and website experiences.
Yes. We can deliver prototypes, component specifications and a structured handover to your engineering team.
Research and usability testing are scoped around access to users, project needs and the appropriate research capability.
Let’s make it happen
A product-experience review or design discovery. A prioritised journey map and a defined prototype or design-system scope.