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What happens to your pottery between studio visits?
Loam is an original, fictional mobile-app concept. A dated firing journey makes each piece's status visible; a pickup card keeps the time and shelf location together.
My shelf → Piece journey → Collection confirmed.
Would you want a photo at each firing stage?
The dated firing journey is a great way to turn an invisible studio process into a reassuring status model. A photo checkpoint could add warmth, but the shelf-and-location pairing already feels like a very practical touch.
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Currently shaping the direction and figuring out what actually belongs on each page. A couple of pages are further along, so I'm building out the widget library now, cards, table components, status states, the reusable pieces every other screen will get built from.
Getting this right early means the rest of the product stays consistent instead of every new page inventing its own version of the same thing.
Early days, but this is the part of the process I enjoy most. Before anything's settled, when the decisions still shape everything downstream.
