Experiments from Microdose Studio
Labs is where we publish the visual experiments, product concepts, interface studies, and small ideas that help us explore what digital products can feel like. The collection spans mobile apps, dashboards, brands, interaction patterns, and early design directions created by the Microdose team.
These studies are deliberately exploratory. Some begin as client research, some become independent products, and others are simply a way to test a new visual language or interaction before it appears in a larger experience. Together they show how we think through product design, prototyping, and development in practice.
The collection currently holds these studies:
- Light task-report dashboard in a browser window: status, comments and burndown tiles above a backlog, in-progress and validation board
- Light project timeline spanning December 2024 into January 2025, with milestone bars and dependency links between them
- Dark task-report dashboard: status, comments and burndown tiles above a four-column board of task cards
- Dark interface study: two floating navigation sidebars on an empty background
- Dark project timeline with milestone bars, avatars and dependency links across two months
- Smart-home air conditioner control: a circular temperature dial set to 17.5 degrees, with airwave, swing, mode and fan tiles
- Dark task list grouped into backlog, in progress and testing, with assignee, due date, priority and progress columns
- Dark calendar week grid for August 2025, with timed meeting blocks and a current-time marker
- Light document workspace: folder tiles above a recent-files table with owner, size and date
- Phone screen showing a daily caloric requirement gauge, a 2,412 kcal budget and a metabolic-rate breakdown
- Two phone screens from a nutrition app: a daily dashboard of macros and meals, and a recipe detail with ingredients
- Phone held in a hand showing a weekly calorie bar chart above a mood-over-time chart
- Phone screen comparing recommended and adjusted carbohydrate levels, with a details breakdown below
- Two phone screens comparing recommended and actual fibre and protein intake, each as a single bar
- Light social analytics dashboard: engagement headline figures above activity, impressions and audience-growth charts
- Light social analytics dashboard at full width, ending in a demographic table of active users by country
- Light billing screen: a next-invoice summary above an invoice history table with payment status per row
- Light pricing screen: four subscription tiers with the team plan highlighted, above a feature comparison matrix
- Light template library: brand asset folders above a browsable grid of project templates
- Command palette open over a pricing page, listing recent searches with their keyboard shortcuts
- Light task list with a row menu open on its task-type submenu
- Two dark banking screens: a card balance with recent transactions, and a transfer amount keypad
- Three dark banking screens: onboarding, monthly expense statistics, and a single transaction detail
- Banking sign-in page pairing a login card with a dark product panel headed "Spend smarter"
- Light mail client: an inbox list beside an open proposal thread with attachments and a reply editor
- Email composer holding a formatted proposal draft, with a floating text toolbar and two attachments
- Black brand slide: a distorted hacklab wordmark between the lines "brand values" and "from shaping idea to launch"
- Dark social analytics dashboard: engagement headline figures above impressions, referral and audience-growth charts
- Dark pricing screen: four subscription tiers with the team plan highlighted, above a feature comparison matrix
- Dark billing screen: a next-invoice summary above an invoice history table with payment status per row
- Dark product landing page: a "Make wise choices" headline beside a dashboard screenshot, over a row of client logos
- Dark feature section for custom keyboard shortcuts, with a dimmed keyboard and one key lit in gradient
- Dark overview of a whole product landing page, its sections laid out as stacked screens
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