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Product Design
Let's get to know your business and idea deeply to create a great digital product.
What do we do?
Product design is a phase in which we thoroughly research the market where the product is to appear, client’s business situation and the idea itself.
Business Research
It means analyzing all the elements that influence the project success. Thanks to the competition analysis, we learn what similar products already exist, and what we need to do to stand out. Getting to know client’s business situation allows us to design a product that will adapt to their resources.
Rapid Prototyping
It is an iterative process that allows us to create and test a basic digital product version quickly. The team goes from developing the prototype, collecting and analyzing users' feedback, to making improvements. The process allows working effectively on the product when the client has a very close deadline.
Design Sprint
Design Sprint helps solve complex problems in a short time. We deeply analyze the selected issue, generate ideas and solutions, create a prototype, and finally test it. Thanks to this, we receive users’ feedback at an early stage of work, and we can better adapt it to their requirements.
Proof of Concept
The part of the product prepare to check the idea is called the Proof of Concept. By creating a fraction of the entire project, we can check whether the idea has a chance to appear on the market.
What do you gain?
excellent knowledge of users' needs
matching the product to business goals
adjusting the work to the budget and deadline
transparency of the process
Product Book with the most important information
finding a competitive advantage
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