Philip Readman | Product Design

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A lifestyle operating system designed for professionals and high earners. The goal of this exercise was to shape an agentic user experience, based on a simple use-case.

lifestyle concierge

2026

agenctic UX design sprint

"Find a quiet dinner spot near the gallery and a car home after".

A simple request that requires several layers of thinking from agents such as context, location and dining needs. The system pulls helpful context from the user's calendar and presents only the best options, each next step is generated based on the user's needs and preferences.

Branding and visual presence. I wanted to ground the experience with a look and feel that mirrored the layers of thinking the agent goes through. The visual queues support the core user experience with moments that feel natural, foundational and hint at movement and progress.

From quick ideation to testable prototype. Combining personalisation and brand, plus differentiating how agents appear in the UX was a core design challenge. By using a monospace font and contextual background imagery I created a design pattern that shows the agents at work, and guides the user through the flow.

From quick ideation to testable prototype. Combining personalisation and brand, plus differentiating how agents appear in the UX was a core design challenge.

By using a monospace font and contextual background imagery I created a design pattern that shows the agents at work, and guides the user through the flow.

This project showcases the work that can be done when focusing on a simple single use-case. The outcomes combine both product & systems thinking with visual & brand design. The result, a prototype that doesn't just cater for functionality but enables us to gage how the app experience makes people feel.

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philip readman design 2026