Clickable prototypes
Figma or coded demos that feel real in pitch meetings.
Qbatch · Quick MVP · Prototyping
Clickable demos to test with stakeholders fast.
High-fidelity prototypes and clickable demos — validate UX and pitch investors or internal buyers before committing full engineering spend.
Prototype sprint
STEP 1
Brief
Audience, flows, and fidelity
STEP 2
Design
Screens & interactions
STEP 3
Prototype
Clickable paths & states
STEP 4
Test
Stakeholder or user walkthrough
STEP 5
Decide
Go to build or iterate
Capabilities
Test the idea before the invoice for engineering.
Cheap learning fast — without pretending a prototype is production code.
Fast turnaround
Days, not weeks — for time-sensitive fundraises or exec reviews.
User test-ready
Scripts and flows structured for moderated usability sessions.
Multiple fidelity levels
Lo-fi for internal alignment; hi-fi for investors and buyers.
Stakeholder demos
We join walkthroughs to capture feedback into the next iteration.
Path to MVP build
Prototype flows convert directly into sprint backlog.
Pitch-ready
Polished enough for board and investor conversations.
Feedback loops
Structured sessions that produce actionable changes.
No false confidence
Clear what's proven vs what still needs engineering validation.
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Quick MVP services
4-Week Sprint to Launch
Fixed timeline, fixed scope, shippable outcome.
Product Discovery
User stories, wireframes, and technical feasibility.
MVP Engineering
Production codebase ready to iterate post-launch.
User Testing
Feedback loops baked into the sprint cadence.
Go-to-Market Ready
Deploy, docs, and handoff for your growth team.
Rapid Prototyping FAQ
Figma or coded prototype?+
Figma for speed and iteration; lightweight coded demos when real data or API behavior must be shown.
Can a prototype become the MVP?+
Sometimes — we flag when throwaway is smarter vs when code is worth keeping.
How fast can we get a demo?+
Simple flows in 3–5 days; multi-path products in 1–2 weeks.