Product Scope
The Methodological Framework for Effective Product Development
What is a Product Scope?
The Product Reach is a thorough, systematic procedure to ensure your project is successful. You'll meet with product experts and former company founders for an intensive focus session to discuss your product concept from a commercial angle. Then, please ensure that your Minimal Viable Product has all the essential features to launch and test your key hypotheses.
How It Works
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Step One
Reach Planning
We'll start investigating what you need by focusing on your vision. We want to learn your concept and develop a specific project for you. It enables us to compile all the essential research, including market data, benchmarks for competitors, and any other information required.
Step Two
Session of Immersion
We'll be able to meet with you to develop a compelling value proposition, and then we will draft the initial version of the user's journey through your product. These steps will be helpful for the product rationale stage, which will involve evaluating the product features.
Step Three
Product Justification
Now that we have all the data, we can compile the most comprehensive list of user experiences and features to serve as the foundation for a Minimal Viable Product (MVP) or Proof of Concept (POC). All the questions raised along our journey together will be the main focus of our product, UI/UX, and tech architecture expertise.
Examine The Waters
A crucial business option is choosing the correct agency. So we'd like to ensure we are the best fit for you. You test our business partnership using a tiny portion of the project's time and resources with a Product Scope. Before committing to the whole project, you get to know us.
Absolute Focus
To achieve a state of complete focus and delve deep into the essence of the product's value proposition, we spend a couple of days together in an intensive session.
Lower Risk
We want to avoid helping you create a fully functional product to find later that the market isn't interested in it. So we're hoping you do well. So, we prioritize the essential elements required to verify the critical hypotheses of your product, leaving out the optional features or saving them for other rounds.
Lower Cost
You reduce risk and cost by narrowing the feature list to the fundamental requirements necessary to support the assumptions made about your product. Fewer features mean less upkeep, so you'll spend less on product creation during the initial iteration phase.
