Bringing your product ideas to the market

Creating a product that truly meets your business and technological expectations requires deep insight into your business needs and objectives, capabilities, blockers, and variables you should consider at the beginning. We have to know where your company is now to get it where you want it to be.

And this is what we do during our workshops – we analyze the current state of your business to let it transform into a future one. We do it in three simple steps during 2-days long workshops.

To ensure your project’s best possible outcome, we create a Proof of Concept (PoC) of your idea that precedes the development process. It helps you verify the assumptions and the general concept and demonstrate the feasibility of the business project and its practical potential.

Your PoC can be transformed into a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)- a preliminary version of the product that includes a minimum features asset necessary to make it available for customers. MVP is a fast-to-market way for commercial offers. It’s basic yet entirely usable for customers. It allows you to maximize your idea’s value and limit the risk to the minimum, as further development aims to advance your MVPinto fully viable version.

A good digital product is not all about the looks.  Great design should be followed by high usability and deliver desired, tangible outcomes for your business.

Using product and service design techniques, we learn clients’ business context and their users’ needs. We analyze strategy and estimate the necessary resources. The agile approach enables us to deliver ready-to-go, functional solution components with each iteration, validated continuously by behavioral and declaratory user data that points out the direction for further development.

Codibly UX / UI specialists make sure our solutions are state-of-the-art examples of perfect design, focus on customer’s needs, and robust delivery of your business goals due to engaging users and business clients into the product development process. We provide good UX by gaining knowledge about the business context and requirements, in-depth structural and functional analysis, and reducing communication obstacles.