Interactive Prototyping
Clickable prototypes that let you test an idea before committing an engineering budget.
A prototype is the cheapest way to be wrong. Ideas that seem obvious in a workshop reliably fall apart the first time somebody who was not in the room tries to use them.
We build clickable prototypes at whatever fidelity the question needs — enough to test the idea, not so much that anyone mistakes it for a finished product.
How we approach it
Fidelity follows the question. Testing whether a concept makes sense needs a rough prototype; testing whether people can complete a task needs a realistic one.
Why this matters
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Test before you build
Validate a concept in days rather than discovering the problem in a release.
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Align stakeholders
Something people can click ends debates that a document prolongs.
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Better estimates
Engineers estimate a concrete artefact far more accurately than a description.
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Sell the idea
A working prototype for pitches, funding and internal approval.
What is included
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Rapid concept prototypes
Low-fidelity flows produced in days to test direction.
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High-fidelity prototypes
Realistic interaction, data and motion for genuine usability testing.
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Usability testing
Structured sessions with the recruitment handled for you.
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Iteration cycles
Findings folded back in and retested within the same engagement.
How we deliver it
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01
Research
Interviews, analytics review and usability testing to establish where the proposed experience currently costs people effort.
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02
Frame
Problem statements and success measures agreed with stakeholders before any visual work.
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03
Design
Concepts, then detailed interface work, reviewed in the open at every stage.
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Validate
Prototypes tested with real users, with the findings written up including the uncomfortable ones.
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05
Hand over
Specifications, assets and a working session with the engineers who will build it.
What you receive
- Interactive prototype
- Usability test plan and recruitment
- Test findings with recorded evidence
- Revised prototype after iteration
- Recommendation on whether to proceed
Tell us about your idea, and we'll make it happen.
Have a problem that needs solving? We would like to hear about it.