Frontend prototypes in real code

Clickable HTML, CSS and JS prototypes your developers can build straight from, usually in one to two weeks.

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LIDO self-checkout kiosk, a prototype in real code, now in a pilot on the floor.

Your team tests a prototype that behaves like the real product, and your developers build from code they can reuse, not from static screens.

Prototypes that shipped

Redgate Capital A full self-service facelift prototype, done in two weeks from the start.

1MeetingWhat you need and by when. Your current product, a brief or a rough sketch is enough to begin.
2Design and buildA clickable prototype in week one: real HTML, CSS and JS in the browser, tested on real devices.
3HandoverCode they can lift into the product, or convert into React components.

Buffet self-checkout kiosk for LIDO in Tallinn.

Whole product prototyped in HTML, CSS and JS, then turned into React components.

Self-service prototype in week one, swapped in by their developers in week two.

What is a frontend prototype?: A working version of the interface in code. It looks and behaves like the final product, without the backend.
Can our developers use the code?: Yes. Modena's developers swapped the prototype into their product in the second week.
How long does a prototype take?: Usually one to two weeks, depending on how many screens and states it needs.

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