Interaction Flow Consultation & Working Session
Intensive half-day or full-day diagnostic workshops pairing our analysts with your frontend and product engineers to solve live UX bottlenecks.
Service Overview
When teams need immediate clarity on specific application behaviors without waiting for a multi-week audit, our Interaction Flow Consultation provides real-time collaborative diagnostics.
We join your engineering and product squad in an intensive, structured working session. Together, we analyze live session recordings, inspect client console traces, and collaboratively prototype state transition fixes for your most problematic application screens.
Workshop Structure
Part 1: Cohort Teardown (90 Minutes)
- Live review of 20–30 representative session recordings illustrating user friction or drop-offs.
- Pinpointing layout shifts, unresponsive interactive zones, and mobile touch target issues.
Part 2: Technical Triage & Root Cause Mapping (90 Minutes)
- Inspecting browser DOM state logs, async request lifecycles, and front-end event bindings.
- Differentiating between browser rendering bottlenecks, confusing UX affordances, and backend latency.
Part 3: Action Blueprinting (60 Minutes)
- Synthesizing immediate sprint items with concrete acceptance criteria.
- Assigning severity classifications and effort estimations for engineering backlogs.
Inclusions
- Pre-Session Intake: Pre-event review of your target workflow by our analysts.
- Collaborative Miro / FigJam Diagnostic Board: Live-mapped interaction flows with time-stamped session links.
- Post-Session Action Register: Complete written summary of all identified issues and agreed remedies delivered within 24 hours.
Booking & Fees
- Half-Day Intensive (4 Hours): $950 USD
- Full-Day Comprehensive (7 Hours): $1,750 USD
Reserve a consultation session or contact us to check upcoming analyst calendar availability.
Ready to Initiate This Diagnostic?
We begin with a confidential 30-minute scoping discussion to examine your application's current event stream volume, key friction symptoms, and compliance requirements.