Discovery and requirements
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Why is discovery important?
It’s critical. It will set the stage for life of the project.
- Refine your brief and understanding of your objectives
- Uncover new directions and ideas
- Understand the wider business implications
- Ensure your MVP scope is actually what you need
- Start with a rock-solid strategic foundation
- Set yourself up for success
Our approach
1. Meet and greet
Get to know us, and we’ll get to know you. There needs to be a good fit! We’ll want to know all about your business, your goals and what you hope to achieve. We’ll run you through our expertise and experience, and how we work.
2. Initial Discovery
Following the meet and greet, often a short Discovery session is of value. Here we can lay down some groundwork for the overarching objectives and key requirements.
3. Estimate and proposal
At this point, we should have enough of a brief to prepare a formal estimate and proposal (or statement of work), before moving to formal engagements.
4. Stand alone-workshops
Prior to formal engagement on a project, we also provide stand alone requirements gathering sessions. This can help to understand and validate the project, and can have a strong bearing on project direction (or if it goes ahead at all).
5. In-project Discovery
Once the project has kicked off, often there’ll be further workshops needed to unpack specifics. This might include stakeholder engagement, site planning, backlog development, developing user journeys, or UX planning.
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Where to from here?
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