Our prototyping service transforms ideas into visual concepts, so you can invest (or seek investment) with more certainty and confidence.
Before investing significant resources into the creation of a full digital product, it's sensible to test the idea with a prototype.
Streamline the build process through discovering the aspects of your idea that require fine-tuning.
Successful founders know that they need user feedback to improve their original idea.
Prototypes are a great way of getting user feedback, and can be done before a product is made, or as part of conceptualising a new feature.
Prototypes are also a great way of securing investment in your digital product.
Investors are generally risk-averse, and showing them a working/clickable version of your digital product is a perfect way to reduce their perceived risk in your idea.
If you have multiple founders, or delivery partners (like us), sharing a prototype of how the idea 'should' look / work / feel is a great way to align the team.
Afterall, what good is an idea if it's just in your head?
An MVP differs significantly from a prototype and a full-fledged product.
A prototype is a preliminary model to explore ideas and design concepts, not necessarily intended for release to the public. It's more about testing a concept than a market-ready product.
In contrast, an MVP is a simplified version of the product, developed with enough features to attract early adopters and validate a product idea early in the product development cycle.
A full-fledged product is a completely developed product with all intended features and functionalities, ready for the mass market.
We elaborate on the differences between and MVP and a prototype in our journal.
Prototyping is crucial for visualising the final product and gathering early feedback.
The prototyping service transforms concepts into tangible (often clickable) visuals, bridging the gap between imagination and reality.
This iterative process of prototyping, testing, and refining helps in identifying design issues early, saving time and resources in the long run.
