From user research to validated prototype in 60–90 days. We compress the gap between idea and tested product — without skipping the research that makes the difference.
Most product teams face the same problem: discovery runs for months and ends with a roadmap, not a validated prototype. User research gets skipped because the team is under delivery pressure. Assumptions that were never tested make it into production.
The pivot costs $3M and six months of engineering time. The post-mortem reveals that three customer interviews, run before the build, would have surfaced the flaw. This is not a resource problem — it is a process problem.
Redesign compresses the gap between idea and tested prototype — without skipping the research that makes the difference. We bring both the design rigor and the sprint discipline to get you from hypothesis to validated output in 60–90 days.
Five service areas, one deliverable that matters: a validated design your engineering team can build without rewriting.
User interviews, contextual inquiry, and behavioural analysis that surface what users actually need — not what stakeholders assume. We design research protocols that answer the specific questions that are blocking the product decision, and deliver synthesis that translates directly into design direction.
From low-fidelity concepts to high-fidelity interactive prototypes, validated with real users before a line of production code is written. We run structured usability tests at every fidelity level, iterating until the prototype demonstrates that users can accomplish their goals without help.
Defining the smallest product that tests the most critical assumption — reducing the cost and time of the first production release. We help product teams make the hard scope decisions before engineering starts, grounded in user research rather than internal negotiation.
Component libraries, design tokens, and engineering-ready handoff that eliminate rework at the design-to-dev boundary. We design for engineering handoff from day one — building documentation, interaction specs, and edge case coverage directly into the deliverables so the engineering team can build without rewriting.
Hypothesis-driven experiment frameworks that let product teams validate features in market, not just in testing. We design experiments with clear success metrics, control conditions, and decision rules — so that when the data comes in, the team knows exactly what it means and what to do next.
The sprint has four phases, each with a defined output that gates the next. We do not move from research to design until the problem framing is signed off. We do not move from design to testing until the prototype is high enough fidelity to generate real behavioral data.
We design for engineering handoff from day one — because the best prototype is one the engineering team can build without rewriting. Every design decision is documented, every edge case is covered, and every component is built to spec before we hand over.
Our 100-day sprint model applies the same discipline here: short cycles, clear outputs, real user validation at every phase. No months-long discovery. No reports that sit unread.
Applied across financial services, consumer, and B2B product contexts. Here is what research-driven product design looks like in practice.
Product design work validating digital financial product experiences before major investment — compressing the discovery cycle and significantly reducing rework. Working directly with Visa's product team, we designed and validated a set of new product concepts through iterative prototyping and structured user testing, enabling confident investment decisions before the engineering build began.
Researched, designed, and validated a new travel-related banking experience — from concept to tested prototype — with BBVA's product team. The engagement began with customer research in three markets, moved through a structured problem framing phase, and delivered a high-fidelity interactive prototype validated with BBVA customers before any production development was committed.
Applied research-driven design methodology to complex financial product contexts where user trust and clarity are critical conversion factors. For BNP Paribas, we worked on B2B financial product UX where the end user and the decision-maker are rarely the same person. For İşbank, we focused on retail banking flows where friction in the authentication and onboarding experience was directly measurable in drop-off data.
US mid-market companies ($100M–$2B revenue) in financial services, fintech, B2B SaaS, consumer, and regulated industries where design quality directly affects conversion, trust, and retention.
We work best with product teams that have a clear problem to solve but lack the research capacity or design bandwidth to validate it before committing to the build. If you are in one of these situations, we should talk:
No months-long discovery. No unvalidated assumptions handed to engineering. No reports that sit unread. Just a tested, engineering-ready prototype and a clear path to production. Let's start with a conversation about what you are building.
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Research-driven discovery, user interviews, prototyping, validation testing, MVP scoping, and engineering handoff documentation. Every engagement ends with a tested prototype and a design brief the engineering team can build from.
Typically 60–90 days from kick-off to a tested, validated prototype ready for engineering handoff. The timeline depends on access to users and the complexity of the problem — not on design velocity.
Primarily mid-market and enterprise — $100M to $2B revenue. We've designed for Visa, BBVA, Diageo, and BNP Paribas. Early-stage companies without a defined user base aren't our best fit.
UI design is the visual layer. Product design consulting includes the research that defines what to build, the validation that confirms it before build, the system design that makes it maintainable, and the handoff that doesn't create rework for engineering.
Yes. We typically run alongside internal teams as a strategic sprint partner — handling the discovery and validation cycle that internal bandwidth doesn't cover, then handing over documented decisions for the team to execute.