Rapid Prototyping

Overview

Sometimes the easiest way to decide is to make the thing and try it. I'll turn your idea into a realistic, clickable version in a few days. Then you can put it in front of real people and see what works, before anyone spends real money building it.

How I approach it

1. 1

   Find the thing worth checking

   I figure out the one question most worth answering, so the effort goes where it counts instead of polishing the wrong thing.

2. 2

   Build just enough

   I make it just real enough to answer that question, and no more, so it stays quick to make and easy to change.

3. 3

   Put it in real hands

   We get it in front of real people early, watch what happens, and let what they do shape the next version.

4. 4

   Decide with confidence

   You come away knowing what to build and why, with something concrete to build straight from.