Discovery Workshops
Develop the right product the first time. Start with a discovery workshop.
Your project doesn't have to feel complicated. Clarify the vision and build a shared understanding among stakeholders about what is being built, for whom, and the best way to build it. In our discovery workshops, we engage in customer-centric strategies, such as user story mapping or content modeling, as part of the requirements gathering process to help ensure that the user experience will be a good one, and the final product will be a success.
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User story map
A user story map is a visualization of the features to be developed based on key user flows and user tasks. Laying out the user story map often uncovers previously unconsidered or assumed (but undefined) use cases. It also clarifies and defines the most valuable features for both users and business objectives.
Not sure where to begin? Start by Mapping a Web Development Project with Discovery.
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Content modeling
Content modeling provides a precise understanding of what the content will consist of and how best to structure it. Through this process, we explore the needs and goals that users bring, analyze how content types best connect with one another, and ultimately determine the ideal solution for your project.
Find out how Project Discovery Workshops Produce an Optimal User Experience.
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Defined requirements
A shared understanding of the project reduces the likelihood of misunderstandings and ensures diverse use cases are taken into consideration from the beginning. Taking the time to properly define requirements improves estimates and saves time and money in the long term.
Learn more about how a Discovery Workshop Keeps Money in Your Pocket.
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Prioritization
During this activity, we define the initial iteration of the minimum viable product (MVP). Agile development empowers development teams to react flexibly to change, but the initial prioritization from a discovery workshop guides the first release plan if a project proceeds to the next phase of development.