Name the product
Describe the need directly as “product + problem” without adding a selection step.




Describe the product and the problem. The prototype routes reviewed guidance, stops unsafe DIY, and knows when to hand off.
Move to scan the knowledge field. Submit a question to enter the full interaction.
View full experience ↓Scroll to bring the support experience forward.
Tell me the product and the problem in one message. For example: “Door lock — latch does not retract.”
Interaction prototype · structured product knowledge · safety-aware support path
Customers rarely describe a problem in product taxonomy. They say what they see, what failed, and what they already tried.
This project extends brand content into an interaction experience by organizing manuals, listings, image briefs and feedback themes into clearer answer paths.
Describe the need directly as “product + problem” without adding a selection step.
Route the issue to installation, specification, troubleshooting, care, or safety.
Answers come only from reviewed materials and never guess across product versions.
Unknown or high-risk issues stop the DIY path and prepare a human handoff.
One simple input produces different outcomes for known, high-risk, and unknown questions. The interface does not pretend to answer everything; it makes the boundaries of the answer visible.
Door lock — latch does not retract
Test the mechanism with the door open, then check alignment before adjusting the strike plate.
Source: reviewed installation guidanceOutlet — I smell something burning
Heat, burning odor, sparking or uncertain wiring requires the product to remain out of service.
Next: licensed professional + product supportMy product stopped working
The prototype will not guess. It asks for the model text, a clear photo and steps already tried.
No ticket is sent in this prototypeThis prototype demonstrates user insight, knowledge structure and safety awareness. Brand-content work remains the portfolio’s core.