A working library of interface evidence
See the interface. Understand the decision.
Dated captures and annotated UX flows make product research easier to inspect, compare, and cite. Contributors publish the references; researchers choose exactly what they need.
SOURCE · CAPTURE DATE · TASK PATH · ACCESS SCOPE
CAPTURED 12 JUN 2026
Find your way across town.
ANNOTATION / 02
The fare stays attached to each route while transfer count moves below duration.
01 / THE METHOD
A reference should show its working.
A screenshot alone can be hard to place. Demob adds the trail around it so a researcher can understand the task, timing, and limits of the evidence.
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Observe
A dated capture with source and device context.
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Connect
A task path that explains what happens between screens.
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Publish
One clear edition, scope, and price for a researcher.
02 / TWO SIDES OF THE LIBRARY
Useful for the person who makes it and the person who needs it.
Each listing names its edition, included material, price, and access terms before a purchase.
Start with a question. Leave with context.
Compare a task path, inspect dated changes, then select the specific reference your work calls for.
Your observations can become a reference.
Document a source, connect captures into a flow, and keep the edition current as the interface changes.
03 / ACCESS MODEL
Know what you are buying.
The planned marketplace prices each named capture or flow. A listing makes its scope, edition, and rights context legible before payment.
Read the pricing modelLISTING CHECK / BEFORE PAYMENT
- Is this the right edition and task?
- Which captures and annotations are included?
- What access and reuse terms apply?