Why Do You Need Product Discovery
Reasons to do a product design
Refactoring
You have software with a large legacy that needs to be radically refactored.
Custom development
You are an enterprise that develops custom software that has to be specified before development.
Growth phase
You have a growing project whose architecture needs to be documented;
MVP / startup launch
You are a startup that needs rapid, precise MVP development with a minimal budget.
Successful product design cases
In these projects, we did a complete design and engineering of the product, which led to a successful start-up and an accurate hit on time and budget.
Why working with us is safe?
Work for hire
IP for all software is 100% yours
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Well-polished management and processes
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The highest attention to security
NDA and DPA agreement
We take responsibility for nondisclosure of important business matters and privacy of your customers' data
Fully insured business
Even if something goes wrong from our side, you do not risk your money. Our company is insured to protect your invested money into project
Analysis & architecture deliverables
We conduct detailed product design analyses to plan accurate development strategies to meet deadlines and budgets.
User Stories Set
A list of features with a detailed description of preconditions, feature flow, expected result, and error validation.
Wireframes & Visual Prototype
An initial graphical representation of defined project features through single screens and a clickable prototype.
Technical Specification
Technical requirements - platforms, codebase, OS needs, end-user devices, recommended technology stacks, hosting approach and provider;
Project Plan
Detailed task breakdown by sprints or key milestones, development roadmap, team and resource plan, and budget estimation.
Product Discovery Workflow
You are always up to date with our product design team. Before starting a project, we carry out a detailed analysis of the features and set tentative timelines and goals.
Discovery & research
- Reviewing and defining business needs
- Midline reviewing of SOW from project stakeholders
- Brainstorming, documentation and contextual research
- Initial feature list work
- Providing a ballpark time & cost estimation and deadlines
Functional specification
- Technical analysis & detailed feature analysis
- Defining MVP scope
- Preparing user stories & cases
- Creating a visual prototype
- Data & server architecture, load & data growth plan
- Defining the technology stack
Project plan & Estimation
- Final reviewing of expected SOW from project stakeholders
- Detailed SOW time estimation
- Setting up the project release date
- Building and arranging a team
- An accurate budget estimation
Recognitions
and Partnerships
FAQ about Product Discovery Services
There are lots of questions that might arise in your mind if you consider hiring a product discovery team. We are ready to answer to few of them right now.
What Is Product Discovery?
Product Discovery describes the iterative process of reducing uncertainty around a problem or idea to make sure that the right product gets built for the right audience. Product discovery services offer to the product owner higher confidence in their path forward. It is also the foundation for a successful implementation and launch phase later on.
Why Product Discovery Matters?
Without gathering evidence that a solution has market value, companies risk wasting time building products that nobody wants or needs. The idea sounds like a good one, so the development team sets off coding and designing. All before validating that the product is something that consumers want or need. With a solid software product discovery process integrated into your project strategy, you avoid wasting time on dead-end products and features. When it’s a step left neglected, meanwhile, the result is a rise in useable — yet ultimately useless — programs and products. It’s wasted resources and lost time.
How To Make Product Discovery In Saas?
Conducting product discovery effectively means questioning every part of the project before you start developing. So, you might consider questions such as: What problems are we solving? What kind of customers does this project target? What makes for a good solution to the problem? There is a whole process hidden behind those questions and usually the main task for the product discovery team is to have the answers.
Let's architecture your product precisely
With proper risk management, we will ensure that each project remains focused on business goals despite uncertainty. Let's define product goals and a project feature list together and estimate the development effort.
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