Point of sale and publishingA Smart AI Solutions projectTimeWorks
A useful website. A desk to keep it useful.
A point-of-sale website supported by a command centre for planning, reviewing and publishing content.
Explore the project
Command overview
Why this project exists
A useful answer needs work behind it.
Buyers ask specific questions about their shop, location and hardware. The website needs clear answers, and the team needs a repeatable way to keep those answers in shape.
- Point-of-sale website and enquiry journey
- Content calendar and publishing desk
- Preview, approval and page checks
Inside the project
From a buyer’s question to a reviewed page.
Follow the work through the actual screens, or choose a view.
Supplied TimeWorks command-centre design concept. Branding, metrics and statuses are illustrative; this is not a live operational capture.
Command overview
Supplied TimeWorks command-centre design concept. Branding, metrics and statuses are illustrative; this is not a live operational capture.
See the shape of the operation.
The supplied command-centre concept brings publishing, activity and operational information into one overview.
Content discovery
Supplied TimeWorks command-centre design concept. Branding, metrics and statuses are illustrative; this is not a live operational capture.
Turn a question into a direction.
Content opportunities sit alongside prioritisation and briefing controls, making the next piece of work easier to identify.
From idea to brief
Supplied TimeWorks command-centre design concept. Branding, metrics and statuses are illustrative; this is not a live operational capture.
Bring the idea into focus.
The design pairs selected opportunities with a brief and article preview, connecting research to the work a person can review.
Editorial calendar
Supplied TimeWorks command-centre design concept. Branding, metrics and statuses are illustrative; this is not a live operational capture.
Give the work a place in the week.
The calendar connects planned activity, publishing tasks and the day’s schedule in a single view.
Published pages
Supplied TimeWorks command-centre design concept. Branding, metrics and statuses are illustrative; this is not a live operational capture.
Publication is another starting point.
The published-content view puts page review and update controls beside the content already in the system.
System health
Supplied TimeWorks command-centre design concept. Branding, metrics and statuses are illustrative; this is not a live operational capture.
Keep the whole system in sight.
The health concept brings integration status and website checks together. Displayed scores are illustrative design content, not measured business results.
The handoffs behind the screens.
Plan
Start with what a buyer needs to know.
The publishing calendar connects practical buyer questions to specific pages, from a business type to a location or integration.
A page with a clear job
Prepare
Build inside the site’s own identity.
Drafts are prepared with the site’s navigation, footer and page structure, keeping each answer connected to the wider website.
A draft ready to inspect
Review
See the page before approving it.
The local publishing desk ties approval to the exact queued file that was previewed. Review belongs in the workflow before publishing.
An inspected page
Check
Keep the checks visible.
Publishing checks and a separate fault sweep inspect rendered pages and surface issues. The command centre makes unfinished work and integration status visible.
A page with a recorded check
The project in motion
A closer look at TimeWorks.
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The film moves between publishing calendar, brief to preview, published content. Layered screen compositions alternate with closer views, then pull back to the connected screens. It closes on TimeWorks and the Smart AI Solutions credit. There is no speech or audio. The separate screen sequence on this page explores the current selection of supplied designs.
See the screens in motion
Inside the command centre.
From discovery to publication. Follow the work behind the website.
See the shape of the operation.
The supplied command-centre concept brings publishing, activity and operational information into one overview.
Supplied TimeWorks command-centre design concept. Branding, metrics and statuses are illustrative; this is not a live operational capture.
Your next question deserves a good answer.
Build a website your team can keep useful.
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