Collaboration for Long-Lasting Success
Let’s Build Engaging Experiences
Prioritization is a crucial and often daunting task in product development. Especially when it’s unclear how user’s needs align with business goals. Dinghy is here to help!
- Having blockers between concept – design – implementation?
- Waiting on research results?
- How to reach ambitious marketing goals?
- How to prioritize 1.000 ideas with limited dev resources?
- Something to say, but it results in long text blocks?
- How to understand what users want?
- How to align all stakeholders?
Short Lead Times
Successful Projects, Delivered Quickly
You have a goal and a deadline. We have the tools and processes to deliver meaningful results fast.
Don’t take our word for it, here’s case studies as proof:
Rapid User Testing: Elevating Bank Customer Interfaces
2 weeks
- Week 1 Research
- Week 2 Documentation
A Business platform to distribute digital mastercards
8 weeks
- Weeks 1–3 Concept
- Weeks 4–6 Design Research
- Weeks 7 & 8 Screen Design
Relaunch Relayr’s corporate website
3 months, ongoing
- Month 1 Concept
- Month 2 Creation
- Month 3 Implementation
Let’s work together, wherever you are along the journey
A Typical Project Roadmap
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Greenfield Idea
You're at the very beginning of something new and need to validate important assumptions towards target groups, conversion funnels and business goals.
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Existing Concept
You're past the green field and have a wireframe or a design of a new feature, landing page, etc and would like to validate that you thought of everything and that users will understand how to use it.
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Revalidation of existing product
You're running an established app or website and know that you'd like to improve on that but don't know exactly where to start or what to prioritize.
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Tell us your idea
We start off with an inital consultation where we hear about your idea, we gather your business goals and learn more about your target audience
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Planning the project
We prepare a project roadmap spanning over the course of three weeks, we make sure to include sensible milestones, possible difficulties and expected deliverables
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Regular updates and Feedback
Weekly touchpoints for project updates and feedback, ensuring alignment at each phase.
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Iterative Sprints
Structured review sessions with all stakeholders after each milestone to incorporate feedback.
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Final presentation & Handover
A conclusive presentation of all deliverables, followed by a handover process.
Our ways of working
Why work with us
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We are responsive
Our team is at your disposal and with dedicated people of contact we are ready to respond promptly through your preferred communication channels. To keep you well-informed we offer insights into our workflows, capacities and deliverables.
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We speak your language
Each area of expertise comes with its own jargon complicating interdisciplinary communication. We aim to discuss challenges, convey ideas and propose solutions in clear language, avoiding technical terms to ensure stakeholder alignment.
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We have a plan
Designing great experiences hinges on comprehending audiences, business objectives and product managers. This understanding informs our roadmaps to deliver well-defined outcomes that cater to the needs of everyone involved.
Testimonial
They designed and built a lightning fast, extensible website which enables us to create marketing landing pages easily that still adhere to our brand guidelines
The UX experts at Dinghy were already heavily involved in our product development and I wanted to leverage their approach for our new website as well: to take a deep dive and really understand a project, to ensure the best possible outcome.
We worked very closely together to define CleverCards’ new visual design, product positioning and they designed and built a lightning fast, extensible website which enables us to create marketing landing pages easily that still adhere to our brand guidelines.
News, Blog & Projects
Discover Real-Life Stories
We're constantly working out in the open and try to share as much knowledge as possible. Sharing knowledge about challenges we encounter in our daily work helps others, but also gives you an insight into our thought process.
