Here at Myth we appreciate that developing custom digital solutions may be new to many businesses. We pride ourselves on our transparency, we are here to cut through the jargon and create clarity around your options for solutions that best address your needs.
In our early communications we will develop an understanding of the project, business and area of development. Once we have a good understanding of the business, user and gap or problem we can then begin to build a picture of what the best technical solution may look like.
For many startups and entrepreneurs, a minimum viable product (MVP), or prototype, is a great place to start to test an idea in the market and secure investment.
We will build an understanding of your business/concept, your market and customer and a picture of the market. This is where we can offer lots of options and guidance on the technical possibilities to find the best solution for your needs.
From this point we will develop a proposal illustrating features, costs etc and once agreed we are ready to start the project. We will meet for a discovery session (either in person or via Zoom) In this discussion we will ensure that our understanding of the user, customer and brief are cohesive with that of the client; this is critical to our workflow as the client brief is referred to throughout development to ensure we are truly addressing the needs at the centre of the project. By being informed of the business objectives early on we can design the website/platform/digital product with your needs at the centre.
Book a discovery session today to see exactly how we can help.
Frequently asked questions
What happens before a software development project starts?
In early communications Myth develops an understanding of the project, the business and the area of development. Once the business, the user and the gap or problem are understood, the team builds a picture of what the best technical solution may look like and offers options and guidance on the technical possibilities.
What is included in the project proposal?
The proposal illustrates the features, costs and other details of the recommended solution. Once it is agreed, the project is ready to start and a discovery session is scheduled, held either in person or via Zoom.
Why is the discovery session important?
The discovery session makes sure Myth's understanding of the user, customer and brief is cohesive with the client's. The client brief is referred to throughout development to ensure the work addresses the needs at the centre of the project, and knowing the business objectives early lets the team design with those needs at the centre.
Should a startup begin with an MVP or a prototype?
For many startups and entrepreneurs, a minimum viable product or prototype is a great place to start. It lets you test an idea in the market and secure investment before committing to a full build.
