Frame the visitor need
Translated broad questions about preparation, discovery, and enquiry into concise, human-centred concept prompts.
EXISTING PUBLIC MOCK-UP
Concept design · interaction design · safety framing
Dive Gurus AI Concept Suite
An independent concept suite exploring how specialist dive knowledge could become clearer, more approachable digital journeys.
13 conceptsExisting public front-end mock-ups, rechecked on 23 August 2026.
IndependentA self-directed concept exploration, not a client product.
Static front-endIllustrative interface patterns without a live AI or data connection.
Safety firstClear truth labels keep advice, conditions, and booking out of scope.
The opportunity
Make specialist knowledge easier to explore before a conversation begins.
Specialist operators accumulate useful knowledge: how to prepare, what questions to ask, and how different kinds of experiences may be described. This concept asks how a clear digital journey could help a visitor orient themselves without pretending to replace instruction, local judgement, or professional advice.
My contribution
From initial research to a labelled front-end concept suite.
Shape the journey
Designed interaction patterns that make each concept legible quickly, with a shared visual language and direct next steps.
Keep the truth visible
Built front-end mock-ups and placed safety, illustrative-output, and no-live-data boundaries alongside the experience.
Three representative journeys
Different questions, one honest interaction pattern.
These examples describe concept types in the existing public suite. They are not services, recommendations, or live tools.
Explore
Dive Planner
A guided way to turn broad interest into clearer questions for a qualified operator.
- Illustrative preparation prompts
- No live conditions or availability
- No replacement for instructor judgement
Learn
Marine ID
A discovery-oriented concept for describing the kind of information a visitor might want to explore.
- Illustrative identification framing
- No environmental or safety assertion
- Designed for curiosity, not certainty
Enquire
Site Explorer
A browse-first concept that shows how choices can be organised before a person contacts an operator.
- Static descriptive pathways
- No booking or customer records
- Human conversation remains the next step
Design and safety decisions
A useful concept must make its limits as easy to find as its ideas.
Visitor questionStart with curiosity, not a promise of advice.
Concept journeyExplore a focused, static front-end interaction.
Truth labelSee the illustrative and no-live-data boundary.
Human next stepReturn decisions to qualified people and appropriate tools.
No data transferNo account, booking, health, or operational data is collected here.
The diagram is a conceptual explanation of the public mock-up experience. It does not depict a live service or operational architecture.
What this demonstrates
Product thinking with an operational conscience.
The work demonstrates how I move from an ambiguous, specialist subject to a coherent front-end story: identify the visitor question, make the interaction understandable, and state what the experience cannot safely claim. The learning is not a performance metric; it is a repeatable way to frame exploratory technology responsibly.
Boundaries
What this case study does not claim.
- No affiliation, endorsement, commercial relationship, or operator approval.
- No production deployment, customer use, revenue, booking conversion, or measured outcome claim.
- No live AI, live conditions, current availability, medical guidance, emergency guidance, or booking workflow.
- No customer, diver, incident, medical, booking, or private-trip data.
- No copied screenshots, logos, code, customer material, or protected operator assets in this route.
- No suggestion that an illustrative mock-up replaces qualified instruction or professional help.