Meet the studio

AI & Intelligent Experiences.

Make intelligence useful.

We design the human side of intelligent systems: understandable information, clear decisions and workflows grounded in real tasks.

CBSA ELVIS machine-learning inspection system

What we do.

AI opportunity exploration

Identify where intelligent assistance could be useful within an existing product or workflow.

Human-centred workflows

Shape how people review information, apply their judgment and take the next action.

Interaction concepts

Explore how assistance, system feedback and user control fit into the interface.

Prototyping & experience design

Make ideas tangible enough to evaluate before committing to a full product experience.

Selected work.

Our role in these projects: UX, interface design and product strategy for AI and data-driven systems.

CBSA ELVIS machine-learning inspection system

CBSA

Intelligence in the inspection workflow.

As a UX contractor under CBSA, HintonX contributed experience strategy, interface design and design-system work for ELVIS, supporting the integration of machine-learning insights into tools used by border officers.

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Innodata enterprise software

Innodata

Clarity across complex research tasks.

In collaboration with Zephus Limited, HintonX worked on Innodata’s Admin Kit, refining UX and product strategy across search, editorial, validation and data-integration workflows.

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How we approach it.

Begin with the task and the person making the decision. Shape the role of intelligent assistance around them.

Find the useful role

Look at the workflow and identify where assistance could help someone understand information or move a task forward.

Make decisions visible

Prototype how information, feedback and user choices appear in the experience.

Refine in context

Review the concepts against real tasks and develop the interaction patterns that support the wider product.

Where could intelligence help?

Tell us about the workflow, the people using it and the decisions they need to make.

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