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These concept studies show how we structure, design and think through digital products. They are not client projects or published references.

Concept study, not a client reference

The following examples are independent product concepts inspired by projects already delivered and by typical real-world requirements. They illustrate possible problems, features and technical considerations without disclosing real clients or project results.

B2B Ordering Portal for Food Wholesalers

Concept study, not a client reference

Problem

Orders in food wholesale are often handled by phone, email or inconsistent processes. A central portal can connect products, availability, individual pricing and orders in one clear experience.

Target audience

Restaurants, retailers and other business customers on one side, with sales and order fulfillment teams on the other.

Features

  • Catalog with categories, availability and customer-specific pricing
  • Quick search, recurring orders and individual shopping lists
  • Order status, delivery information and digital documents
  • Roles and permissions for purchasing, sales and administration

User Flow

  1. Log in and open the customer-specific catalog
  2. Find products, set quantities and review the order
  3. Choose delivery details and submit the order
  4. Track status and documents in the personal account area

Technical considerations

  • Integration with ERP, price lists and inventory data
  • Role-based access control and auditable processes
  • Responsive web app for office, warehouse and mobile use

Possible extensions

Supply chain reportingMultiple locations and cost centersAutomatic reordering

Digital Case Management for Social Services

Concept study, not a client reference

Problem

Social work involves sensitive information, many participants and recurring documentation tasks. A structured application can reduce administrative effort and improve collaboration.

Target audience

Social workers, counseling centers, organizations and authorized partners who manage cases together with a focus on privacy.

Features

  • Case overview with tasks, appointments, contacts and documents
  • Structured progress documentation and configurable forms
  • Team communication and task assignment
  • Granular permissions, audit trails and data minimization

User Flow

  1. Create a case and document required consent
  2. Structure goals, measures and next steps
  3. Coordinate appointments, tasks and documentation
  4. Review progress and securely close or continue the case

Technical considerations

  • Privacy by design and role-based access
  • Encrypted storage and secure authentication
  • Modular architecture for different organizations and disciplines

Possible extensions

Integration with specialist systemsReports and anonymized analysisMultilingual user interface

Multilingual Corporate Website with Local Market Versions

Concept study, not a client reference

Problem

An international web presence must do more than translate content. Markets differ in language, search intent, user expectations and legal requirements.

Target audience

Companies expanding into new markets or building a structured digital presence for multiple countries.

Features

  • Language and market-specific content with a central content structure
  • Localized navigation, forms and user journeys
  • SEO-friendly URLs, hreflang, metadata and structured data
  • Editorial workflows for translation, review and publishing

User Flow

  1. Select a market and target audience
  2. Discover localized content and relevant services
  3. Build trust through useful information and clear UX
  4. Get in touch or take the next relevant action

Technical considerations

  • Extensible locale management and internationalization architecture
  • Static or hybrid delivery for performance and SEO
  • Clear separation of presentation and language content

Possible extensions

Additional languages and regionsLocal lead generationInternational content and SEO reporting

Strength Training Tracker App

Concept study, not a client reference

Problem

Many people train regularly but track their progress incompletely or inconsistently. A focused app can make training more structured and progress easier to understand.

Target audience

People who want to plan strength training, log exercises and understand their development over time.

Features

  • Training plans with exercises, sets, reps and weights
  • Fast logging during a workout
  • History, personal records and progress charts
  • Configurable exercises, sessions and training goals

User Flow

  1. Choose a training goal and plan or create a custom plan
  2. Start an exercise and log each set
  3. Complete the workout and review progress
  4. Prepare the next session based on the training history

Technical considerations

  • Mobile-first interface for fast use during training
  • Offline-capable logging with later synchronization
  • Secure accounts, privacy and optional device integration

Possible extensions

Wearable integrationTraining templates and recommendationsShared plans with coaches

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