A clear screen makes room for a decision.
Olivier Berger presents an independent interface and interaction visual-design offering from Bordeaux, France. The focus is on the relationship between a product’s purpose and the decisions its screens ask a person to make.
Visual design is a working language: type, space, colour and states tell a reader what matters now. The studies here explore that language through fictional products rather than reporting client results.
For a real project, source content, audience needs and technical constraints belong in the brief. The work shown is static visual direction; it does not claim that an application has been coded, launched or independently tested.