LB Visionary Experiences | Experience Strategy for Products, Workflows & Places
Better experiences start with better decisions.
LB Visionary Experiences applies experience strategy, systems thinking, and human-centered design to complex products, workflows, spaces, and decisions. From enterprise product innovation to real estate and remodeling, we help make complicated things easier to understand, use, and act on.
Two Ways We Help
Real Estate, Remodeling & Interior Strategy
For homeowners, sellers, and property owners making high-cost decisions about spaces, renovations, and improvements.
We help you think through what is worth changing, what should happen first, how a space needs to function, and where your investment will have the greatest impact.
- Renovation planning
- Interior design and space planning
- Smart-home integration
- Contractor and project decision support
- Pre-sale improvement strategy
- Property ROI guidance
Product & Workflow Experience Strategy
For organizations navigating complex products, workflows, customer experiences, and emerging technology.
We help uncover where people are getting stuck, where systems are creating unnecessary friction, and where better product, service, or AI-enabled experiences can create meaningful value.
- Product and experience strategy
- Workflow and journey analysis
- Customer discovery and validation
- AI opportunity identification
- Cross-functional alignment
- Product innovation and concept development
How LBVXP Thinks
Start with how something needs to work.
Whether we’re looking at an enterprise workflow or a home renovation, the process starts the same way: understand the people involved, the outcome they need, the friction getting in the way, and the realities that shape the solution.
In the Built Environment
Function
How it needs to work — what does this space actually need to do for the people using it, day to day?
People
How it’s really used — not how a showroom photo suggests a room should be used, but how your household actually lives in it.
Design
How it should look and feel — layout, materials, lighting, and finishes, chosen to support function first.
Project Reality
What it takes to execute — the sequencing, timeline, and logistics that separate a good idea from a finished project.
Cost
Where spending makes sense — where the money matters, and where the inexpensive option is genuinely fine.
Decision-Making
What needs deciding, and when — what has to be locked in before construction starts, and what can wait.
In Products & Workflows
Customer
What are people actually trying to accomplish?
Workflow
Where does work slow down, repeat, break, or require unnecessary effort?
Technology
What role should software, automation, or AI actually play?
Business
What outcome matters to the organization?
Validation
How do we know the idea solves the right problem before scaling it?
Scale
What can become a repeatable capability rather than a one-off solution?
One way of thinking. Two very different environments.
LBVXP grew out of Erin Bryant’s 20+ years in User Experience, product strategy, and service design—studying how people behave, where friction happens, and how complex systems can become easier to navigate.
At Motorola Solutions, that meant mission-critical products, enterprise workflows, connected services, and emerging technology. In real estate and remodeling, the same thinking applies to spaces, budgets, contractors, technology, and the dozens of decisions required to turn an idea into something that actually works.
Different environments. Same fundamental question: how do we make this work better for the people using it?
One Way of Thinking, Two Practices
Better experiences start with better decisions — whatever you’re deciding on.
Whether it’s a product roadmap, a workflow that’s stopped working, or a kitchen renovation, LB Visionary Experiences brings the same approach: understand the people involved, find where the friction actually is, and make the decision easier from there.
What are you trying to improve?
A Home or Property
You’re planning a renovation, rethinking a space, preparing to sell, or trying to make smarter decisions before spending money.
Explore Real Estate & Remodeling →A Product, Service, or Workflow
You’re dealing with complexity across customers, teams, systems, or emerging technology and need a clearer path from problem to solution.
Explore Product & Workflow Strategy →Not every problem needs to become an LBVXP engagement. Sometimes the honest answer is that a contractor or licensed electrician is the right call for a renovation question, or that a workflow issue is something your own team is already equipped to solve. We’d rather tell you that than take on work you don’t need.
