Many project overruns start with unclear scope. Product discovery settles what to build, for whom and in what order, and a clickable prototype lets everyone see and test the answer before development begins. It is the first step we recommend for any new product.
What's included
- Workshops with your team to map users, goals, constraints and existing systems
- User interviews and a review of current or competing products
- User journeys, a feature map and agreed priorities
- A clickable prototype tested with real users
- A technical outline covering architecture, integrations and risks
- A prioritised backlog, a release plan and a fixed quote for the build
How we work
Discovery runs as a two-week Lab Sprint: workshops and research come first, then the prototype and user tests. You finish with a tested prototype, a written plan and a fixed quote, so you can decide on the full build with the facts in front of you.