Design and Discovery Phase
Developing taxi booking apps requires understanding both end-users needs and industry needs. This is why our applications are so popular among our customers and users.
How do the design and discovery
phase work?
Utilizing various delivery models, we help your business leverage the latest technology. With delivery
models, you can experience quick project turnarounds in fast-paced environments.
We use the Design and Discovery Phase to clarify the product goals,
anticipate the business outcomes of its launch, pick the most important
features, and determine the functionality for a future MVP.
You will have an accurate product view with Key Product Features.
User Journeys, Mockups, Wireframes, and a Clickable Prototype.
First step
Product Definition
In the product definition step, we define the business goals and challenges of the potential product. They should be challenging, attainable, specific, time-limited, positive, and flexible.
The goals are being defined with end-users in mind. At this stage, we are not discussing “What” should be built, but “For Whom” and “How” would simplify users’ lives.
The result
After the Product Definition stage, we get a clear vision of the product’s business tasks that align with the product’s business goals.
Second step
Visualization
The idea behind this step is to visualize the product development process. There are several steps that need to be taken in order to accomplish this.
A user story map is a design for describing the interactions between information pieces within a system. The scenarios are based on business goals and priorities.
The result
The application architecture of a product is built based on a set of user stories.
Third step
Prototyping
A Business Analyst develops a set of clickable Wireframes based on the User Story Map and adds them to the descriptive section of the document.
Prototyping involves a number of processes. Using the wireframes, UI/UX designers start making sketches for the future product. Simultaneously, a project manager creates an item backlog and a project plan using a User Story Map.
The result
After this stage, we prioritized and estimated the product backlog with a visual representation of the product’s development.
Discovery Workshop
at the Frontiers
Once every step of the presentation has been approved and accepted by the client, the Design and Discovery phase will be complete.
Design and discovery (D&D) stage
As part of this stage, you create user stories (requirements for how the product should
behave when interacting with a user) and plan the overall user
experience. It’s a packaged preview of your product.
Quick start
A blazing fast design sprint to outline the
corners of your product.
Providing
- Product definition
- Business canvas model
- Success path user story map
- Wireframes
Timeline
5 days
Price
$ 4200
This development is ready to be evaluated.
Focus on the goal
Define the core of your future product.
All the features of Quick Start are there
as well
- USP and top features by priority
- Technical specification
- Customer journey map
- Customer journey map
- Visual concept
- Mockups and clickable prototypes
- Technical architecture design
Timeline
10-14 days
Price
$ 6800
This development is ready to be evaluated.
Focus on the goal
Before you launch, impress the market and
find customers.
With Focus on Goals, you get everything plus
- Brand identity and design
- Marketing outreach campaign
- 1 month of Social Media marketing
support - Comfortable SLA support terms
after the product release
Timeline
15-20 days
Price
$ 9800
This development is ready to be evaluated.
Alternatively, configure your own set of design
and development services.
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