From problem to testable decision

Stop collecting advice. Build a decision.

Select the surface and the friction you observe. The workbench turns the relevant principles into checks, a validation method and a plan you can take into critique or implementation.

Decision workbench

Start with the screen, not the theory.

Choose what you are designing and the problem you see. Get a focused plan you can test.

What is happening?

Working diagnosis

People do not understand the offer

The page may be asking people to decode features before they can see the outcome.

Decision checks

The first screen names the audience, problem and outcome.The primary action describes what happens next.Proof appears beside the claim it supports.A first-time visitor can explain the offer after five seconds.

Validate with evidence

Run a five-second comprehension test with five target users.

Principles to use

Jakob's Law Hick's Law Consistency and Standards

A plan is not proof

Use principles to form a hypothesis, then validate the outcome.

Separate what you observed from what you assume.

Make one meaningful change at a time when measurement matters.

Include disabled people in testing when accessibility is consequential.

Choose a validation method