Discovery workshop
We sit down with your team to talk through users, goals and constraints, and pin down what to build.
Scope and release plan
We rank the work and write down what makes the first release and what waits.
Prototype
Before any code, we test the idea with real users in a clickable prototype.
Design system
We set up the component library so every screen speaks the same language once development starts.
How does it go?
- Day 1
Kick-off
We listen to your goals, your users and where things stand today.
- Days 2–3
Workshop
We map the flows with your team and list the decisions made and the open questions.
- Day 4
Prototype
The main flows become a clickable prototype; we test it with a few users.
- Day 5
Handover
Scope, release plan and schedule land with you in a single document.
What you get
- Scope and decision document
- Clickable prototype
- Release plan and schedule
- User testing notes
- A detailed quote for development
Tools we use
- Discovery workshop (5 days)
- Design system and prototyping
- User testing coordination
- Release plan and delivery agreement
Common questions.
No question left unanswered.
Do we have to continue with you after the workshop?
No. The documents and prototype are yours; you can build with another team.
Who should join the workshop?
The decision maker and a few people who will use the product every day. Sessions add up to a few hours; we prepare the rest.
We don't have a clear idea yet. Can we still start?
Yes, that's what the workshop is for. Tell us the problem and we'll shape the solution together.
