Digital products with a clearly defined first use
We turn a need into a prototype, tool or MVP with a defined core workflow. Before building, we identify the problem, audience and test criteria. The first delivery has clear boundaries; new features, integrations and further development are assessed and quoted as separate stages.
The problem
A broad idea needs a focused scope that allows its first use to be tested. The project can address an internal task, a customer experience or a product hypothesis, with decisions recorded before expanding development.
What's included
- Definition of the problem, audience and first use
- Core workflow map and test criteria
- Clickable prototype, tool or MVP within scope
- Explicitly agreed interfaces, data and integrations
- Testing and documentation of version limitations
- Documentation and handover
- Further development stages with their own quotes
How it works
- 01Define the need and who will use it
- 02Agree the workflow, data, environment and acceptance criteria
- 03Build the initial version and test the agreed scope
- 04Review test findings and decide the next stage
Scope and terms
Quoted by scope. A prototype is not the same as a complete product validated in production. Hosting, accounts, licences, security, operation and scale must be assessed for each use. Timelines and future capabilities are not promised before that assessment.
E-books and digital materials
E-books and digital materials have a different scope: organising approved content, layout, cover design and preparing agreed files. Research, authorship, review and publishing channels must be included in the scope. This work is separate from software or MVP development and does not include a sales promise.
Technologies
- Protótipo / Prototype
- MVP
- Software
- Documentação / Documentation
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between a prototype and an MVP?
- A prototype explores an experience or workflow. An MVP implements the agreed functional scope for testing. Real data, public operation and scale require specific validation; they do not follow automatically from a clickable interface.
- Does the quote include all future features?
- No. The proposal describes the first delivery and acceptance criteria. New features, workflow changes and maintenance have their own scope and quote.
- Can I start with an existing product?
- Yes, after reviewing code, rights, access and limitations. We can propose a focused improvement or prototype without assuming a complete rebuild.
Let's talk
Tell us the project goal and context. The studio will respond to define the scope and next step.