A difficult process. A clearer next step.

The work after a loss contains many unfamiliar tasks. A useful interface needs to organize those tasks, preserve their context, and help someone understand the next step without presenting everything at once.

I implemented a guidance application with sourced state routes, checklists, and a connected Massachusetts workflow. The product work connects content structure to a sequence of tasks.

1. Organize around the next task

   Use a connected checklist instead of an undifferentiated information library.

2. Preserve sources and context

   Keep the information structure tied to its supporting routes.

3. Be clear about the scope

   Present the prototype as workflow guidance, with no claim of legal advice.

A prototype that turns sourced guidance into a checklist you can work through one task at a time.