Accounts & access
Support registration, sign-in, profiles, teams, roles, permissions, and account-specific experiences.
Users · Teams · Permissions
SAAS
Turn the product idea into a working application.
Build the screens, accounts, workflows, permissions, and connected systems that turn a useful idea into a real software product.
READY
NEW PRODUCT
01
START WITH A DESCRIPTION
What are you building?
Try one:
PRODUCT EXPERIENCE
Give users a workspace they can understand quickly.
A SaaS interface should make the next useful action obvious. The dashboard, navigation, data views, and actions all need to work together as one product.
- Clear navigation and application areas
- Role-aware screens and actions
- Useful data views and status
- Room for the product to grow
PRODUCT FOUNDATION
A SaaS product is a system of parts.
The interface is only the visible layer. The useful product is the combination of user access, data, workflows, and business rules underneath it.
Application workspace
Build the screens where customers actually do the work, manage information, and use the product.
Dashboard · Pages · Actions
Product data
Model the records, relationships, states, and information your product needs to operate.
Records · Relations · States
Subscriptions
Design plans, account states, billing-related flows, and access rules around the commercial model.
Plans · Billing · Access
Product workflows
Turn the business rules behind the product into repeatable actions, statuses, automation, and decisions.
Rules · Workflows · Automation
APIs & integrations
Connect external services when the product needs payments, communication, data, analytics, or other capabilities.
APIs · Services · Integrations
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Build the smallest useful version of the system.
01
Choose the user
Be specific about who the first version is for and what they need to accomplish.
02
Define the core loop
Identify the repeatable action that makes the product useful enough to return to.
03
Model the system
Define accounts, records, permissions, states, and the rules behind the experience.
04
Expand with evidence
Use real usage to decide which features, integrations, and improvements matter next.
BUILD THE PRODUCT
Start with the core workflow, not the entire roadmap.
A focused first version gives you something real to test and improve.