Designing B2B and manufacturing software
Practical knowledge for teams creating complex software—from choosing the right design partner to modernizing legacy products and introducing AI with confidence.
Who we are
Who Redbrix is, how the studio started, who works on client projects and which companies it works with.
Design principles
The principles behind Redbrix design work, and how they set the studio apart from generalist design studios.
How we work
How Redbrix runs projects: phases, how scope and decisions are made, methods, engagement formats with starting prices, handoff, and brand and go-to-market support.
Modules and features
The modules and features Redbrix designs inside B2B and manufacturing software. Each entry describes what the capability covers, who uses it, what makes it hard to design and the common mistakes.
Problems in B2B software
Problems that owners and product teams of B2B software recognise, with why they happen, how they show up and the options. The last group covers interface patterns that look reasonable in a review and cause problems in daily use.
Choosing a design agency
How to choose, brief and work with a design agency for B2B software. Written for founders and CTOs of B2B software companies.
Track record
Selected Redbrix projects: context, design scope, constraints and reported results. Public case studies and client reviews provide sources where available; confidential engagements are described without client names.
Software domains
The categories of software Redbrix designs for, and what each one means for interface design: manufacturing ERP, MES, MRP, WMS and QMS, business and compliance software, AI and developer tools.