Concept workshop
The MVP scope, pinned down: the core value for the end client, the user journeys that matter, and everything else cut to Later. Stakeholders aligned before a line of code.
Four weeks from idea to a working, clickable product your fee earners and clients can actually try - the evidence to proceed, pivot or pause before you commit to a full build.
Ideas look strongest the moment before someone tries to use them. A prototype forces the question early: put a working, clickable version in front of fee earners and clients within four weeks, watch what they do with it, and decide - proceed, pivot or pause - on evidence rather than enthusiasm.
It is the cheapest point in the whole journey to be wrong, and the fastest way to make the full-build decision an easy one.
Three phases, hard-scoped to four weeks. Long enough to build something real, short enough that being wrong is cheap.
The MVP scope, pinned down: the core value for the end client, the user journeys that matter, and everything else cut to Later. Stakeholders aligned before a line of code.
We build a functional, clickable prototype - real screens, real flows, simulated data. Not wireframes, and not a deck: software your fee earners can hold.
Fee earners and a small group of trusted clients use it while we watch. Feedback captured, usability analysed, and the verdict written up with evidence.
The concept workshop ends with an MVP specification that is deliberately small: the core value proposition, the two or three journeys that prove it, and a Later column that keeps everything else honest. Scope discipline is what makes the month possible.
Validation week produces numbers and quotes, and both go into the verdict: proceed to a full build, pivot the concept, or pause with nothing lost but a month. Whichever way it lands, the partnership decides on evidence.
The product's core value, features and user journeys - the document a full build starts from.
A functional, clickable product simulating the key features and client touchpoints. Yours to keep showing.
What users did, what they said, and what the data says about adoption - analysed, not anecdotal.
Proceed, pivot or pause - with the reasons attached, so the next decision is an easy one.
Our prototypes are not throwaway mocks from a design agency - they are built by the same team that takes products to production, on the same foundations. If the verdict is proceed, nothing is wasted: the prototype becomes the blueprint.
See where prototypes have ended up in our work, or read what a full build involves when the answer is yes.
Four weeks, one clickable product, and a decision made on evidence. Bring the idea; we will bring the build.