The first day of the Design Sprint is for gathering requirements. We try to understand and define all of the bits and pieces that define your idea.

Output: A list of requirements

During the second day we have the most fun. You and us are taking the time to sketch out all of the screens and features of your MVP. This is when we define the UI/UX.

Output: Wireframes

After the second day we'd have a big stack of solutions and ideas. But we can't prototype and test them all. The third day is when we sit down to make some decisions. We go through each of them and decide which ones have the best chance of achieving your long-term goal. Then a storyboard gets created from the winning solutions.

Output: A storyboard

The storyboard from yesterday now gets built into an interactive prototype that will mimic the flow and functionality of your end product. That's all we need to do the user testing later. It's faster and cheaper than actually developing the app.

Output: An interactive prototype

The last day from the design sprint is the most exciting one. This is when we show your prototype to potential customers and observe them as they use it. This will give you an idea of how customers see and experience your app and you'll know how far you want to go, and what to do next.

Output: A summary from the interviews

We build your product over multiple milestones and always start with a detailed definition (Milestone 1, Scoping) on which we base the Statement Of Work design and development to which we commit. Milestones 2+ are about executing the design and development as defined during scoping.

Output: Your precious MVP ⭐️

Once the product is done, we can either handover everything to your team or stay on board over a monthly retainer to maintain and/or continue building.

Output: The codebase and all the resources