Digital Product & Web Solutions

Mobile Application UX & Prototype

Explore a mobile-first service journey with an interactive prototype.

Discovery & prototype first · Quotation-based

Who this is for

A defined brief. A usable output.

Teams testing a mobile concept before selecting a production platform.

Included in the agreed delivery

  • Mobile task map and screen hierarchy
  • Responsive or clickable prototype
  • Error, offline and notification specifications
  • Platform decision brief and development handover

Scope options

Start with the right level of work.

These are starting scope configurations, not instant purchases. The selected option is checked against your requirements and confirmed in a statement of work.

Essential

Focused delivery

One journey with up to 5 screens.

Price confirmed after discovery

Discuss Essential

Professional

Broader business scope

Up to 3 journeys and 12 screens with component guidance.

Price confirmed after discovery

Discuss Professional

Extended

Expanded requirements

Discovery for a pilot with up to 20 screens; production estimate separate.

Price confirmed after discovery

Discuss Extended

What we need from you

  • Device and audience priorities
  • Approved task rules and content
  • Notification and account requirements

Nominate one approver and provide consolidated feedback. Delays in content, access or decisions can change the schedule. Share credentials only through an approved secure process.

Outside the baseline scope

  • App-store submission and native production build
  • Real push notifications or background services
  • Hardware integrations without review

Any additional work, subscription, licensed asset or third-party service must be itemized and approved before commitment.

From first brief to handover

  1. 01

    Discover

    Confirm the audience, purpose, source material, platform, owner and desired outcome. Identify anything that requires further capability or risk review.

  2. 02

    Agree

    Select a scope option and issue a written proposal covering quantities, exclusions, schedule, fees, dependencies, ownership and acceptance.

  3. 03

    Create

    Prepare the first agreed output in a controlled workspace. Keep approved content and creative or technical decisions traceable.

  4. 04

    Review

    Collect one consolidated feedback list from the nominated approver. Complete the agreed correction rounds and log any new scope.

  5. 05

    Accept & hand over

    Review the acceptance checklist, deliver the contracted formats, explain how to use or maintain them and record sign-off.

Acceptance criteria

Know what completion means.

  • Primary journey can be completed in prototype
  • Touch targets and labels are reviewed
  • Offline and failure behavior specified
  • Platform risks and next steps documented

Files, ownership & aftercare

Your proposal identifies final exports, editable source files, repositories, account ownership and any licensed components. Third-party assets remain subject to their licenses. Agree ownership and usage rights in writing before work begins.

Handover includes the contracted outputs and relevant operating notes. A defect-correction window, maintenance allowance, support hours and response targets are specified in the agreement; ongoing support is included only when expressly scoped.

See the work

PocketService Co • Service Request Prototype

A local mobile-format demonstration for choosing a service and reviewing a synthetic request. No request is sent.

VSPO-authored demonstration based on VSPA-SIM-017. Fictional organization and synthetic data; not client work or an assessed learner submission. The sample is representative, not every deliverable in the package.