Evaluate your idea, create a prototype & user test in just 5 days!

In short, this is a workshop (usually lasts less than a week) to look at the feasibility of your idea, finalizing on a solution, building the prototype, and testing it with a team that does everything necessary so you can see how the end product and the consumer feedback might be before you even venture into the market.

Although invented and improved by GV, we have taken the process to perfection based on the needs of small, medium, and large business entities. This sprint can be run both for a new product idea or to improve an existing product.

Day 1: Ideation

Once you share your idea with us in detail, we assemble a team consisting of industry research scientists, UI/UX designers, product engineers, and more. We try to understand what customer pain point you are planning to solve with your idea and we make an empathetic approach that’s an integral part of the design thinking process.

Day 2: Decide

On the next day, we collect new ideas and opinions from the team members, take a look at the problem from a different point of view, and suggest innovative solutions. Together we decide on a final product that seems to be the most viable solution.

Day 3: Planning

Keeping in mind all the possible challenges regarding developing your digital product, we plan how the product should look and feel, what features should be added and which ones would be avoided, and what the ultimate user experience might be

Day 4: Prototyping

Although a single day is not usually enough to develop a prototype, our decade-long experience enables us to do the impossible and come up with a low-fi solution that allows us to have some idea about how the end product might look like and the extent of its usefulness

Day 5: Testing

On the final day, we thoroughly test the product, see how it performs, and identify further problems and solutions. If necessary, we can then get back to the previous steps to make more changes and upgrades. However, this workshop should not be repeated more than a few times; otherwise, you may lose your focus and that could be counterproductive.

Now that you have a clear idea about how the end digital product might be, how much value it will create to the target user, and how successful it might be in the long run, you can go to the development phase with confidence.

After the 5-day workshop, you will also have –

– One or more low-fi prototypes that might be useful for the next development phase
– A clear guideline on how to develop the end product, including resources like customer journey maps, design libraries, information architecture, and more