
Rapid ‘proof of concept’ testing
A proof of concept is a quick, working version of an idea, built to answer one question: is this worth doing? We build them fast and test them with real users.
Find out early
Big ideas are expensive to get wrong. A proof of concept lets you test the riskiest part of an idea before committing a full budget. If it doesn't work, you've found out in a few weeks. If it does, you've got evidence to take to the rest of the business.
How we run it
We work in design sprints, a collaborative way of getting from a problem to a tested idea quickly. Together we define the problem, sketch ideas, choose the strongest, prototype it and test it. At the end you have a clear answer and a roadmap for what to build next.
Prototypes are usually clickable Figma designs. When the question is a technical one, we build in code instead, on the same stack the finished product would use. That way a successful prototype becomes a foundation, not a throwaway.
Real people and real data
A demo on tidy example data tells you very little. Wherever we can, we test with real users and run against your real data. Once something goes live, we measure it against the previous benchmark to make sure it's a clear improvement.
