Kickstart gets your idea moving in the right direction.

During two workshops, a diverse team collaborates with you and your stakeholders. We analyse all pre-existing documents to identify key information necessary for the design and development phases.

Utilising Miro, a digital whiteboard, we brainstorm and map out:

• Goals
• Measures of Success
• Risks
• Immediate and Future Requirements (Phase 1)
• Optimal Development Approach
• We also gather insights about user groups, potential competitors, and the criteria for a successful project.

Post-workshops, our team compiles a detailed SOW document. This includes:

• Technology Recommendations
• API Integrations
• Feature Breakdown and Development Timelines
• User Personas
• Risk Assessments and Success Metrics
• This high-standard document has helped previous clients secure significant investments, exceeding expectations and achieving six-figure funding.

To give an accurate picture of the final product, we diagram user flows that show the strongest feature combinations and screen interactions. These are translated into wireframes, which are basic guide boxes demonstrating page layouts. An example from our project with So Vegan illustrates this process.

In this phase, we incorporate stakeholder and user feedback, brand guidelines, and market research to develop designed environments from wireframes. The result is a polished, interactive prototype, ready for final feedback and adjustments. Watch our design process video for more insights.

We ensure thorough review and feedback, confirming that the Kickstart outputs meet all requirements for funding, research, or stakeholder discussions. This collaborative approach verifies the hypotheses from initial workshops against all produced documentation.

The final stage is a marketing website built in Wix. The site sets out the project's intentions and serves as a brochure to validate the product with potential investors and users. An example is the website we developed for Getahead Mindset.