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SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT / PROTOTYPE

Prototypes and PoC

Make it tangible.
Make the next step clearer.

Test interfaces or key technical elements early to align stakeholders, with a clearly defined prototype objective to reduce uncertainty before production.

Glass and metal modules representing system architecture
FOR
Companies testing usability or integrations before development
PHASE
PoC
ESTIMATE
Proposed individually after confirming scope

FROM WORKFLOW TO DELIVERABLES

How we work ↗
  1. 01Select validation questions
  2. 02Build the prototype
  3. 03Review with stakeholders
  4. 04Refine requirements

01 SCOPE & DELIVERABLES

What this engagement delivers.

Use the following as a starting point to agree on deliverables for your workflow and requirements.

01

Validation scope and checks

02

Interface or technical prototype

03

Consolidated user feedback

04

Improvements for production development

If available,
bring these to the conversation.

  • Functions to test first
  • Usage scenarios
  • Integration specifications and samples

Incomplete documentation is fine. Start by describing your current situation.

02 PROJECT FLOW

A visible path to delivery.

  1. 01

    Select validation questions

  2. 02

    Build the prototype

  3. 03

    Review with stakeholders

  4. 04

    Refine requirements

Decision point

Document what the prototype confirmed and what remains untested, then define production scope.

03 ENGAGEMENT

Define the scope before starting.

Cost, timing and terms are proposed after confirming scope and the team required.

A CLEAR FIRST STEP

The scope you need.
An informed decision to start.

Tell us about your objectives and current situation.
We will propose a clear scope, deliverables and approach.

Discuss scope and estimates
  1. 01

    Contact

    Start with your current situation and challenges, even before requirements are defined.

  2. 02

    Review scope, deliverables and estimates

    Review work, cost, timing and exclusions. Additional work is discussed before it begins.

  3. 03

    Start with the agreed phase

    Confirm the terms before starting. Subsequent phases depend on results and business needs.

04 QUESTIONS

Start with your questions.

Q.Can we start without a specification?

Yes. We can begin with requirements discovery based on your current work and objectives. Bring any available documentation to the first conversation.

Q.Can development start with a subset of functions?

We review the environment and functional dependencies, then propose a scope that can be introduced independently.

Q.Can you work on a system developed by another company?

We review source code, access rights and architecture documentation to establish what can be supported and what handover work is needed.

Questions about engagement and estimates