majgic / est. 2020
We design the software behind complicated work, so the person using it only sees the next clear step.
See it workEleven computers. Twenty-three reported screens. Plus the streams, sign-ins, and printer sessions behind them. The idea is one clear view of what is handled and what still needs you.
Example result · one action left
Prep checked.
Lane J needs you.
Lane J · The printer session needs a sign-in.
Lane J / printer session
The screen and stream checks are separate. This example is waiting for a person to sign into the printer session.
Illustrative status · no live devices are connected
For Experience the Frequency, we brought personalized mirror sites, lead management, and team onboarding into one connected experience.
One consistent brand. A personal site for every marketer.
Visit the live projectThe shared brand stays consistent. Each marketer gets a personal home, with their own contact details and social links.
Bring interested people and the next action into one view. Select a sample inquiry to see the idea.
Give each new team member a clear path through the first steps, with one next action at a time.
A demonstration of the workflow, not a view into a private account.
A personal site to share. A place to follow up. A clear way to get started.
Have a system that should feel this simple? Start a conversation
Start on the floor, with the actual work. Every exception, every handoff, every workaround people stopped noticing.
Bring the separate machines, screens and people into one picture. Give every piece a place and a status.
Hide what is handled. Surface what is not. Make the next step obvious and keep the person in control.
Starting with the work we know first-hand, then carrying the same standard into new spaces.
Eleven computers, twenty-three screens, four lanes. We are building toward one view of what is ready and what needs attention, before the first car rolls.
An exploration of how showroom, service and office work could feel simpler.
Our ambition: award-winning-caliber UI/UX for a space that badly needs clarity.
Every screen answers “what do I do now?” before anything else.
Show what changed and what needs a person. Everything handled stays quiet.
“The printer needs a sign-in,” not an error code.
Automation does the walking. People make the calls.
Complex systems.
Simple as majgic.
Got a process with too many moving parts? Tell us about it. We’ll reply personally.
Email jeff@majgic.com