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Why we prototype before we write code
A clickable prototype is the cheapest place to change your mind. Moving a button or rewording a step takes minutes in a design file, but it can take days once the feature is built. That is why every Codewright project includes a prototype stage before development starts.
We share the prototype with you and, where possible, with a few real users. Watching someone try to complete a task shows us where they hesitate or get lost. Those notes go straight into the design, so the version we build has already been tested by the people it is for.
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