Discovery Phase Services

What is the Discovery Phase?
The Discovery Phase is a strategic stage of creating or rethinking a digital product that aligns business, users, and tech teams on what to build and why.
By setting goals, priorities, and the MVP early, it prevents scope creep and wasted budget on low-value features.
It exposes the hidden complexity in "simple" tasks, ensuring realistic estimates before coding ever begins.

UX Discovery Phase Timeline
Discovery Phase takes 5 working days.
Each day is focused on a specific step from aligning the product concept to defining the MVP, prototypes, and roadmap.
You stay involved through short check-ins and validations, while our team handles the expert work.
1. One-day Design Sprint:
Stakeholder interviews and workshops
Format: Online workshop with you + internal expert work
2. Market and competitor research
3. Value Proposition development
Format: Internal expert work + your validation
5. Product vision board
6. Customer journey mapping
7. High-level information architecture
Format: Internal expert work + your validation
7. Structure & prototyping
Format: Internal expert work + your validation
8. Feature prioritization and MVP definition
9. Product roadmap
Format: Internal expert work + final presentation + online meeting with you
Start with clarity, not assumptions
Discovery Phase Process: How we do it?

1. One-day Design Sprint: Stakeholder interviews and workshops
Before the sprint, we prepare strategic questions about your business. In one focused day, we run online sessions with you or your team to clarify the core of your future product across business, users, functionality, scalability, and technology.
Together, we:
- Define the general product concept, including key user types, main flows, and core functionality
- Select one key user scenario with the highest business value to focus on first
- Create a real-time storyboard of the key flow, from entry to the main goal
- Identify a general list of screens that require further detailed prototyping.
We present the results, make adjustments live if needed, and align on the next steps.
2. Market and competitor research
We help you choose the best approach for your business to stand out from competitors or create a product with no direct market analogues.
Competitor research can range from collecting screenshots of competitor features and user flows in Figma to a more detailed analysis focused on specific product characteristics.


3. Value Proposition development
It looks like a simple, visual framework that clearly connects users, their problems, and your product’s value.
4. Product Vision Board
Based on real examples from similar projects, we create a Product Vision Board that shows how key features and page sections should work and be structured.
Our UX specialist explains how each solution works, why it was chosen, and why it fits this specific product — taking into account user needs, business goals, and technical constraints.


5. Customer Journey Mapping
A visual map that shows how users interact with your product step by step — from their first touchpoint to the final goal.
It helps identify user actions, thoughts, pain points, and expectations at each stage, so we can spot friction, improve the experience, and design solutions that better support both user needs and business goals.
6. Information architecture
A simplified structure of the product that shows how pages, sections, and key features are organized and connected.
It helps define what goes where, ensures logical navigation, and creates a clear foundation for UX/UI design and development without getting into detailed layouts.


7. Low- and Mid-fidelity prototyping
The process of creating simple and semi-detailed prototypes to visualize key screens and user flows before full design.
Low-fidelity prototypes focus on structure and logic, while mid-fidelity prototypes add more detail to validate usability, interactions, and functionality — helping test ideas early and avoid costly changes later.
8. Feature prioritization and MVP definition
The process of deciding which features matter most and should be built first is based on user value, business impact, and technical effort.
UX and technical specialists work together to finalize the MVP scope, taking into account all technical opportunities and limitations, so the product is realistic, scalable, and ready for development.


9. Product roadmap
A high-level plan that shows how the product will evolve over time — what to build first, what comes next, and what can be added later.
Discovery Phase Service: What You Get?
Deliverables
- General product concept and the storyboard of the key user flow
- Market and Competitor research
- Value Proposition Development
- Product Vision Board
- Customer Journey Map
- Information Architecture (Miro, Figma, etc.)
- Low- and Mid-fidelity prototypes (Figma)
- MVP features spreadsheet
- Product roadmap
Team & Duration
Team:
- You or a Product Owner (on your side)
- UX/BA specialist
- Technical expert
- Project Manager (if needed)
Duration: 1 week. In just 5 working days, we go from a rough idea to a structured product plan. Each day has a clear focus, with expert execution on our side and quick validations on yours.
Our awards & mentions
Senior UX experts for a strong product foundation
Senior UX specialists with 10+ years of experience lead our Discovery Phase. We use a structured approach and internal knowledge-sharing system to ensure consistent quality aligned with Nielsen Norman Group principles, CX/UX best practices, and W3C standards.

Experience: 10 years
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Experience: 7 years


Experience: 7 years















