Before the workshops
- Goals remain high level
- Scope expands during delivery
- Integrations are priced on assumptions
- The budget carries a large uncertainty buffer
01 / Workshops before development
Together, we align the product goal, user experience, architecture and risks. You receive an agreed scope and a fixed price for delivering it.
02 / Decide before code
Before the team starts building, we check that business, user and technology decisions point to the same product.
03 / How we work
Discovery, design and technology are not separate presentations. Every decision is tested against the business, the user and the system.
We work with decision owners, map the process and select the scope with the strongest impact.
Goal, priorities and success criteria
We design the key user journeys and test them before changing them becomes expensive.
Flows, screens and UX decisions
We examine integrations, data, security and the launch plan. Only then do we close the proposal.
Architecture, risks, timeline and price
04 / What you take away
The exact set follows the product. Every artefact must support a concrete decision rather than simply fill a document.
First-release priorities written for both business stakeholders and the technical team.
Key flows and screens showing how the solution works from a user perspective.
Systems, integrations, data and ownership needed for safe delivery.
Phases, risks, dependencies, timeline and a fixed-price proposal for the agreed scope.
05 / Budget predictability
After the workshops, the scope is precise enough for a fixed delivery price. You know what you are paying for before signing the development agreement.
06 / Questions before you start
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.
07 / Next step
Tell us about the goal, users and systems the product must work with. We will tell you whether workshops are the right first step.
Have 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.