01 — SUBSERVICE
Prototyping
Clickable Figma prototypes that validate flows with real users and win stakeholder sign-off before a line of code.
02 — INTRO
Test the product before it exists.
The most expensive sentence in software is "we'll fix it after launch." A change that costs an hour in Figma costs a sprint in code and a quarter in production. Prototyping moves the mistakes to where they're cheap: a clickable prototype looks and behaves like the finished product, so users can attempt real tasks and stakeholders can react to the real thing, before engineering commits.
We prototype at the fidelity the decision needs, quick greyscale flows to settle structure, pixel-faithful interactive builds to test detail and win sign-off. Watching five users attempt tasks on a prototype reliably answers the arguments that meetings can't. Investors and boards respond to them too: a prototype demonstrates a product where a deck only describes one. Every prototype is built on component logic that flows straight into the design system, so nothing is throwaway.
03 — WHAT'S INCLUDED
What's included
Clickable Figma prototypes
Flows that look and feel like the finished product.
Fidelity to purpose
Greyscale for structure, high fidelity for sign-off.
User validation
Task-based tests with recordings and findings.
Stakeholder demos
The version of the argument that ends the meeting.
Component logic
Prototype components flow into the design system.
Findings report
What to change before build, prioritised.
04 — PROCESS
Process
- 01
Scope
Which flows, which decisions.
- 02
Build
Prototype at the right fidelity.
- 03
Test
Users attempt real tasks.
- 04
Iterate
Fix in Figma, not in code.
- 05
Commit
Validated flows to build.
06 — FAQ
FAQ
How fast can we have a prototype?
A core-flow clickable prototype typically takes 1 to 3 weeks depending on fidelity and screens.
Is prototype work wasted once we build?
No. Prototypes are built on the same components that become the design system, so the work carries straight into production design.
Can we use it to raise funding?
Clients regularly do. A realistic prototype demonstrates the product in a way slides can't.