DDT is our pre-code phase: workshops where we align business goals, UX, architecture, and integration risks. Only then can we propose fixed pricing with a budget guarantee.
Without a shared scope freeze, agencies either price in large risk buffers or push uncertainty back to you via time and materials. DDT turns ambiguity into a documented plan: specs, clickable mocks, and technical decisions.
Stakeholder workshops, process maps, MVP priorities, and legal or operational risks. We know what to build and why.
User flows, screens, clickable Figma prototypes, iOS/Android consistency. We treat design as product engineering, not decoration.
Stack choices (e.g. React Native, NestJS, MedusaJS), ERP/WMS/PIM integrations, non-functional requirements, and a delivery plan.
DDT (Discovery, Design & Technology) is our structured pre-code phase: stakeholder workshops, MVP clarification, UX prototypes in Figma, plus architecture and integration decisions. That makes the product scope stable enough for a fixed-price quote.
Usually a few weeks, depending on product scale and how many systems we integrate. At the end of DDT you have specs, prototypes, and a technical plan - not just high-level assumptions.
It is our preferred model for digital products: after DDT we prepare a fixed-price quote for the agreed scope. If new requirements appear after DDT, we treat them as a separate, explicitly scoped change.
Once DDT is complete, the scope is precise enough for a fixed-price implementation quote. It is our default model for product work: you know delivery cost before we sign the development agreement.
We also run UX/UI workshops, prototyping, and product discovery under Product Design.
See Product DesignHave an app idea or need technological support? Write to us — we'll prepare a preliminary analysis and estimate within 48h. Projects that go through our DDT process (Discovery, Design & Technology) come with a price guarantee and a fixed-price agreement — a key differentiator for us.