Clickable prototype
For presenting an idea and testing its user journey.
- One main journey, around 5–8 screens
- Screen design and clickable connections
- Sample data, without a working backend
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Build the first thing that helps you decide what comes next.
Plan my projectThe right starting point
Do you need to demonstrate it or run it?
Working first release
For real users and real data.
- Own backend and database
- Web, mobile or both
- Agreed features, testing and launch
In a prototype, sign-in, payments and data handling are simulated. In a working release they are implemented. Mobile and combined versions have different entry prices, shown in the planner.
In practice
An idea in testable steps
- 01
Goal and main user journey
- 02
Clickable demonstration
- 03
Gather feedback
- 04
Define the next version
Concrete deliverables
What do you receive at handover?
The proposal defines the deliverables and acceptance criteria, so both sides share a clear definition of done.
- 01Screens and journeys within the agreed scope
- 02For prototypes: a clickable demonstration
- 03For products: agreed features and backend
- 04Open questions identified for the next step
How we work together
01
Discover
Goals, users, existing materials and technical context.
02
Agree
Scope, deliverables, fee and feasible schedule.
03
Deliver
Agreed steps, demonstrations and feedback.
04
Hand over and follow up
Verification, access and ongoing support arrangements.
Before we start
Is a prototype a working application?
No. It demonstrates screens and journeys using sample data. It does not store real customer data, process payments or contain a working business backend.
Do I need a specification?
No. We clarify the goal, user and main journey together. Larger or uncertain ideas also need a defined planning scope.
Can we build on the prototype later?
The journeys and feedback inform development. A working application is a separate phase; a prototype does not automatically provide production code.
What changes the price?
Prototype pricing depends on journeys, screens, roles and views. Working products also depend on platforms, business rules, integrations and data handling.
Can we skip the prototype?
Yes. If the goal and scope are clear, select a working first release in the planner.
Let’s work out what you need.
The planner opens the relevant questions and gives you a project brief and estimated budget.
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