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Werksy
Office space on demand
Werksy uses time-aware defaults, e.g., pre-selecting the next working day when you browse in the evening. Our UX Bites show how context shapes their booking flow.
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Evening searches default to the next working day, not a slot you can no longer book
Guessing intent from the clock removes a decision before results load
Smart defaults stop dead-end searches that return nothing bookable
Last updated: 27/08/2026
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