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Make the idea concrete before building. Define the user journey, explore the interface and try a clickable prototype before fixing the scope.
Final scope is agreed before work begins.
We start with the people using the solution and the task they need to complete. Then we describe the core journey, important decisions and information needed along the way. A focused design phase can stand alone or precede an MVP. The aim is better decisions, not the largest number of screens.
A clickable prototype shows how screens connect. It can test comprehension and navigation with intended users. We agree which questions to investigate and adjust the main obstacles. The prototype is not a production system and does not prove integrations or data processing work.
The interface should cover the main journey and relevant error, empty and confirmation states. Document the design direction, components and priorities within the agreed scope. At handover, distinguish decisions from open questions. Discuss sign-in, roles and technical dependencies with engineering so the design does not promise unsupported behaviour.
Questions & answers
Yes, as a scoped engagement with an agreed handover. User journeys, screens, revisions and any testing are defined before work starts.
No. A clickable prototype demonstrates interaction but needs engineering, testing and operations before becoming a working product.
From customer portals to internal tools. INOVIX develops apps and web applications with a clear purpose, deliberate user roles and a plan for ongoing operation.
Build the smallest version that solves a real problem and can be tested with users. INOVIX helps define scope, prototype and launch the first release.
There is no single meaningful standard price for an MVP. Cost depends on what the first version must do, which systems it must connect to and what is required for safe use.
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