Concept sketches
Turn rough ideas into simple visuals the whole team can discuss.
Catch problems when they are cheap to fix. Shaaneiol Tech turns ideas into wireframes and clickable prototypes so teams and users can try the experience before development begins.
Validate early. Build with confidence.
A connected approach to turning ideas into something you can click and test.
Turn rough ideas into simple visuals the whole team can discuss.
Layouts that focus on structure and flow, not colour or style.
Interactive prototypes that behave like the finished product.
Watch real people try the prototype and find where they struggle.
Gather feedback from your team in one place, before development.
Turn the prototype into clear requirements developers can use.
A clear delivery path, with priorities you can understand and progress you can follow.
Gather ideas, goals, and constraints.
Draft concepts and key screens quickly.
Define structure, content, and flow.
Make it clickable and test with users.
Update based on feedback and finalize scope.
Test the riskiest ideas first and learn quickly.
Wireframes. Clickable flows. Clear feedback.
Early ideas captured and compared.
Structure for every key screen.
An interactive version of the product.
What testers did, said, and struggled with.
Notes that explain behaviour and rules.
Clear requirements for the build.
Prototype early and test often, so changes happen on screen instead of in expensive code.
Prototypes let stakeholders and users react to something real, which reduces rework and aligns teams before code is written.
Change ideas in hours, not weeks.
Tested with real users before building.
Teams agree before development starts.
Problems found on screen are cheaper to fix.
Can’t find what you need? Let’s have a quick, no-pressure conversation.
Cost depends on the number of screens and flows. We give a clear estimate after a short scoping call.
Wireframes often take a week or two. Clickable prototypes and testing add a few more days.
Yes. We can run short sessions with your users or recruit testers and report what we find.
Yes. Annotated flows and a scope summary give developers clear guidance on what to build.
Test your idea before you build it with designers who turn concepts into clickable products.