Software Prototyping
Clickable Software Prototype is the necessary, time-proven way to ensure quality and uniqueness of the product built from scratch
What Makes It So Essential?
Software Product Prototyping enables adequate User Interface and User Experience testing to detect and eliminate UI / UX and Software Design flaws before committing to the software development stage
Confidence
Be confident before risking the whole project budget. See how your ideas will work in real life with focus groups
Cost-Effectiveness
Streamline the development process and avoid misunderstandings. Spend your money on new features, not on reworking and refactoring
Custom Software Solutions
Explore the viability of each separate function you want inside. Adjust, polish, and perfect before entering the development phase
Efficiency
Every aspect should be discussed until there's a specific course of action. Manage risks and minimize the time and cost of changes in the development stage
Key Activities and Deliverables
Software Prototyping typically includes several key activities and deliverables, which may vary depending on the nature and complexity of the project
Workshop
Interactive activities to identifying stakeholders, gather main requirements, brainstorm potential solutions, develop initial Flowcharts, Task-flows, Wire-flows, prepare Solution Maps, etc
Requirements Gathering
Collecting and documenting the functional and non-functional requirements of the product. This may include User Stories, Use Cases, and other forms of requirements documentation
User Experience Design (UX)
Building Userflows involves displaying the complete path that lays out the user's movement through the product, mapping out each and every step the user takes—from the entry point right through to the final interaction
User-Interface Prototyping
Creating high-fidelity mock-ups of a future customer-facing interface. Responsive and Accessibility tested Widgets and UI component states for all functionalities of the system
Usability Testing
Evaluating software by gathering feedback from real users (focus group) to identify any usability issues and improvement areas in the User Interface and User Experience
Technical Validation
Evaluating the User Interface against specific technical criteria to ensure Widgets completeness, Userflows correctness, and technical requirements and standards compliances
Budget & Timeline
Final Scope definition, functionality prioritisation, features estimation, decompose the team required, and establish a timeline for completing a software product
Risk Assessment
Identifying potential risks that may impact the project and developing strategies to mitigate or manage those risks
Software Design
Creating a Software Architecture based on appropriate technologies, third-party services, etc., and guidelines to ensure required performance, scalability, maintainability, and security
PoC or PoT
Software Prototype
MVP
Full-scale Software
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