Why clients ask for this
- Clickable UX prototypes before development
- Product, design and engineering input together
- Useful for websites, apps, portals and bespoke platforms
Armour can assist in the creation and production of a highly visual interactive prototype that can demonstrate the product flow or Proof of Concept (POC). While a POC offers you a model of just one product’s aspect, a prototype is a working model of several aspects of the product. The prototype or POC can be used for various purposes such as raising investment funding, to demonstrate your companies technology, or for validation of ideas.
Prototypes can be created for all levels of complexity. They can be populated by simulated data, or connected to your data sources through API protocols. Armour’s team has experience in the creation of POC’s that connect and communicate with Data Centre Technology, Telco Infrastructure, IoT devices, MediTech and manufacturing technology. As part of the Prototype & POC process, we can conduct usability testing and UX iterations based on user data and feedback. Interactive Prototypes can also be expanded upon to define a System Requirements Specification by the Product Development team as part of a Needs Analysis.
Your Prototype can be created as a web or cloud-based application that can be used for presenting the technology or product concept to a select group of users. Typically, these systems are used for showcasing the product or technology at trade shows, conferences and for initial corporate use in R&D development teams. Prototypes and POC’s can be expanded to full-stack developments during future phases.


Its also possible for Armour to Deploy your Interactive Prototype or POC directly on a select list of mobile devices to allow for demonstrations or User Acceptance Testing (UAT). These TestFlight apps can be used for a fail-fast agile approach. They are a very cost-effective way of producing a simulated product, without incurring significant development time resources.
Use prototypes to test product ideas, user journeys, interfaces and technical assumptions before committing to a full website, app or software build.
Prototype when the user journey, interface, workflow or technical concept needs to be tested before a full build estimate or development sprint begins.
Yes. Clickable prototypes help stakeholders review journeys, content, interface patterns and assumptions before committing to production work.
Yes. Armour by Granite can take a prototype through discovery, technical planning, design and development when the concept is ready to build.
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