product design, brand, and working software.
considered from the first question
to the last detail.
the tools can make almost anything.
the question is what’s worth making.
brady UX is an independent design studio. we help founders, product teams, and agency partners turn complicated ideas into experiences people can actually use.
AI is part of the craft. the decisions and the care are ours.
bring us the difficult part ↗you’re setting up a new workspace.
you just want to invite your team.
nine equally weighted settings. the thing you came to do is somewhere in the middle.
invite your people. the other settings
can wait until you need them.
profile · appearance · integrations · billing · members · permissions · notifications · automations · import data
the brand changes. the standard doesn’t.
work for clients, then products
i’ve designed and put into the world.
three years designing a behaviour-change app
for teams building new habits.
keep the daily step at the centre of everything.
three years, one product. the daily step, community, streaks, habits and an AI concierge, designed and redesigned as the company grew.
night / coral / violet
a recipe experience built around
the person holding the fork.
start with taste. let the recipe follow.
taste is personal. a warm, expressive identity and a taste fingerprint you can see.
cream / coral / sage
25 projects for one partner:
websites, logos and billboards.
each community gets a site and a brand of its own.
one partner, many places. manufactured-home communities and dealers, each designed to feel like home.
charcoal / Bild red / white
110,000+ guests, 52 venues,
six years of paint nights.
tell a first-timer everything before they pay.
the painting, the price, seats left, how hard it is. every event showed it before anyone bought.
tangerine / black / pale mint
a calm application for the buyer,
the lender's exact form for the lender.
ask for the social security number last.
372 answers, each in the right box. a field mapper puts every answer on the lender's form, so a new form version is a drag, not a rebuild.
pale mist / navy / teal-to-blue
a web interface that lives inside
a solar charge controller.
answer one question at a glance, for the electrician on site.
safety-critical and size-constrained. served from the device itself, so every screen has to earn its place.
slate / solar yellow / signal blue
11 store apps, ~150 real reviews,
8 screens for one thumb.
a real person taps “got it”, and you see their name.
not affiliated with Royal Farms. a concept we made on our own, in their real brand.
white / royal blue / go green
track the work. show the client.
close the tab in one tap.
show the money, not just the minutes.
proof, not surveillance. clients see what was done, with links to the real work. no screenshots, no keystroke logging, ever.
ink / paper / live orange
a brand family for a healthcare company
serving home health, hospice and senior living.
refine, don't rebuild.
a six-page guide, not forty. refined type, colour roles and logo rules, then templates built from the same parts.
warm paper / deep navy / teal
tickets, the door, members, coworking.
one system for the whole night.
be honest about what isn't decided yet.
one answer, big, at the door. the scanner shows the camera or the result, never both, and a typed last-four works when a code won't scan.
near-black / amber / one spotlight
branded sites with live inventory,
run by each dealer's own team.
stop rebuilding the same backend. design it once, as a platform.
born from the Bild work. after dozens of manufactured-home sites, the pattern became a product.
white / slate / field green
a clarity-first redesign
of a 54-screen iOS coaching app.
the full dashboard only unlocks after the first session.
“Generate Recommendations” became “Get Started”. copy that points at the opportunity, not the absence.
deep navy / violet / blue
a little less noise.
a lot more possibility.
job hunting is already hard. make the experience feel like someone’s on your side.
the person, before the profile. a considered shortlist with reasons, in a warm illustrated world.
cream / rust / a little companyTasteOS, pirch and tab,
each one looks like its product.
a blog should look like the product it sells.
Tastey is in every picture. each TasteOS cover is one painted scene of the post's idea, always on-model.
each blog in its own brandlogos for products and clients,
drawn for where they live.
Brady UX, pirch, out loud, tab, TasteOS and more.
one standard, nine worlds. product marks and client marks, from a job-search sparrow to a healthcare beacon.
each mark in its own coloursthree questions, five types,
drawn like plays on a chalkboard.
every type gets a laugh, then one kind way back.
the play draws itself. orange X's and O's set the formation, then the van, the road and the field draw out from them, stroke by stroke.
slate green / chalk white / one orange
a self-paced course from a spoken idea
to a live app, no code.
the learner's idea is the curriculum.
talking, not typing. you answer by speaking, messy is fine. no forms, no text editors, one thing at a time.
near-black / amber / pink
an iPad and Apple Pencil app where paint
has thickness and dries on its own clock.
no “dry now” button. you wait, like a painter.
the app learned by being painted with. real pictures, painted from a reference and coached like a student in the studio. every sitting turned up something to fix.
umber / burnt sienna / titanium white
an old prototype, fixed properly
and playable in your browser.
hold to charge, let go to dash.
most of the problems were invisible. phone controls that did nothing, a gate that never opened, a rhino that floated. all fixed.
jungle green / gold / ember
a voice and a trailer, built in about three days
by taking AI tools apart.
in playtest now.
an honest playtest chapter. early data, mostly our own runs, and what it found about hit areas.
dark ember / gold / red
voice-first, for teens and anyone
who learns differently.
the tool stays quiet. the thing you made is the star.
four research reports before a single screen. researched, designed and tested in a day, then put on the shelf on purpose.
warm off-white / near-black / talk yellowproduct direction, user journeys, and a working prototype to turn “what if” into something you can evaluate.
i have an idea ↗untangle a difficult flow, give the interface a clearer hierarchy, and build a design system that holds together.
something isn’t working ↗senior design support for agencies and in-house teams. a thoughtful partner who can carry a defined piece of the work.
i need a partner ↗a new screen can feel like progress. there’s something to point at, something to approve, something to build. but sometimes it gives the person using the product one more thing to figure out.
take the workspace example above. every setting has a reason to exist. that doesn’t mean every setting deserves equal attention when someone arrives for the first time.
the useful question is: what is this person trying to do right now? inviting a teammate gives the screen a purpose. the other settings can remain available without competing with that purpose.
AI makes it easier to explore both versions. that is valuable. choosing a direction still takes context, care, and a willingness to test what you think you know.
that’s the work the brady mark stands for.
Brady UX / studio notea rough idea. a stubborn problem.
a project that deserves more care.