Labs
Test ideas. Measure behavior. Publish what works.
Lissiland Labs is our experiment studio. We build small, ship fast, and measure whether citizens actually change what they do.
What we experiment with
- Product experiments: feature reduction, onboarding changes, trust redesigns
- AI for public services: useful assistants, not demos; guardrails included
- Government apps: citizen-facing pilots with real usage data
- Behavioral design: nudges that respect autonomy
- UX research: quick tests with real users, not stakeholder opinions
- Case studies: before/after with behavior metrics, not vanity screenshots
Lab principles
Hypothesis before build
What behavior should change?
Measure adoption, not output
Did usage move?
Publish failures
Failed experiments teach as much as wins.
Reduce before you add
Feature Tax applies here too.
Featured experiments
SEE Assessment as a diagnostic tool
Hypothesis: Twelve questions can predict which layer (Stability, Engagement, or Expansion) a team should fund first.
PublishedHeritage trail as behavior design
Hypothesis: Citizens will engage with history when the experience is designed for walking, not reading.
PublishedRecycling day as habit design
Hypothesis: Address-based reminders beat calendar PDFs for weekly civic behavior.
Have a hypothesis worth testing?
We partner with agencies on limited lab engagements, scoped experiments with clear behavior metrics.
Start a conversationWorking on a service citizens ignore?
We take a limited number of consulting engagements each quarter. Start with a conversation, not a sales deck.