How components work together on a task.
One calm sentence and the next action, for a list or a board with nothing to show.
What you see from asking for something until it arrives, including a slow network and a partial load.
Where a failure is reported and how it is worded: what did not happen, and what to do now.
How to ask for information: what to ask, layout, checking answers, sending, and phones with the keyboard open.
How people find records: where search sits, how results arrive, and what an empty, slow or failed search says.
How people find their way around WerkOS and Werklist websites, and how each screen tells them where they are.
Which of toast, inline message, dialog and notification answers which event.
How to choose between a tooltip, a menu, a popover, a sheet and a dialog, and what happens when one opens over another.
When to act at once and offer Undo, and when to ask before an action that nothing can reverse.
How people add a file, follow its upload, open it and share it, in Drive, on a board and in email.
How a document, an email conversation or a board leaves WerkOS as a PDF, a printed page or a CSV file.
How WerkAI output is marked, reviewed by a person and corrected before anyone relies on it.
How a werklist.com page is put together: the frame, the photograph and its headline, the proof, the job list and the call to action.