Product Discovery Sprint: From Idea to Buildable Scope by Ella Sh.Product Discovery Sprint: From Idea to Buildable Scope by Ella Sh.
Product Discovery Sprint: From Idea to Buildable ScopeElla Sh.
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Two weeks that turn a product idea into a validated scope, core flows, and a prototype you can put in front of users or investors.
Who this is for. Founders before an MVP build, teams about to commit budget to a new product or a major feature, and companies whose product has grown past its original idea and needs a clear direction.
Why start here. Most wasted budget in product work is spent building the wrong thing well. Discovery is cheaper than a rebuild. It settles who the product is for, what the first version must do, and what can wait, before design and engineering time is committed.
What you get. A product brief with audience, problem, and positioning. Competitor and reference analysis. User flows and information architecture for the first version. Wireframes for the core screens and a clickable prototype. A prioritised scope with a realistic estimate for design and build.
Background. LifeStack went from an MVP thesis to a launched health community app. Lenguahub moved from an agency service to a full booking marketplace, restructured around how people actually choose. For Cartoli, an audit of a buried rental flow became a dedicated B2B rental experience.
Process. Kickoff workshop and research in week one. Flows, wireframes, prototype, and the scoped plan in week two. You review in Figma and FigJam throughout.
Scope. The starting price covers one product or one major feature. If you continue into full product design with me, the discovery work carries straight into it, nothing is redone.
Starting at$1,200
Duration2 weeks
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MVP Design
UX Researcher
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Product Discovery Sprint: From Idea to Buildable ScopeElla Sh.
Starting at$1,200
Duration2 weeks
Tags
MVP Design
UX Researcher
Cover image for Product Discovery Sprint: From Idea to Buildable Scope
Two weeks that turn a product idea into a validated scope, core flows, and a prototype you can put in front of users or investors.
Who this is for. Founders before an MVP build, teams about to commit budget to a new product or a major feature, and companies whose product has grown past its original idea and needs a clear direction.
Why start here. Most wasted budget in product work is spent building the wrong thing well. Discovery is cheaper than a rebuild. It settles who the product is for, what the first version must do, and what can wait, before design and engineering time is committed.
What you get. A product brief with audience, problem, and positioning. Competitor and reference analysis. User flows and information architecture for the first version. Wireframes for the core screens and a clickable prototype. A prioritised scope with a realistic estimate for design and build.
Background. LifeStack went from an MVP thesis to a launched health community app. Lenguahub moved from an agency service to a full booking marketplace, restructured around how people actually choose. For Cartoli, an audit of a buried rental flow became a dedicated B2B rental experience.
Process. Kickoff workshop and research in week one. Flows, wireframes, prototype, and the scoped plan in week two. You review in Figma and FigJam throughout.
Scope. The starting price covers one product or one major feature. If you continue into full product design with me, the discovery work carries straight into it, nothing is redone.
$1,200