MVP DEVELOPMENTBUILD

From idea to
a working product.

From idea validation and core feature definition through UX/UI, development, testing, and release — we design the first version so you can put it in front of real users quickly. One continuous path from planning to deploy: IDEA → BUILD → LAUNCH.

OVERVIEW

You have the idea.
Not the product shape.

The idea is clear, but what to build first — and how much — often is not. More features delay launch; a demo alone cannot validate the real question.

An MVP must be minimal, but it must be a working product. Not slides — something users can click, type into, and complete the core job on web or app.

MVP DEVELOPMENT starts with the validation question and the core flow. ₩3,000,000 and 1–2 weeks are a small Starter. Login, payments, admin, and multi-role platforms are not included in that starting price or timeline.

PROBLEMS

Helpful when you face these situations.

IDEA ONLY

You have an idea but cannot decide what to build first.
You need the smallest product structure that can test the real question.

SCOPE CREEP

Building everything first is risky.
Feature lists keep growing and launch keeps slipping.

DISCONNECTED BUILD

Planning, design, and development feel like separate vendors.
Output stays at demo level with no one owning the full path.

NO VALIDATION PATH

You built something but have no environment to show users.
No deploy, share, or feedback loop.

PLATFORM UNCERTAINTY

Hard to choose between web and app.
You need a recommendation matched to validation goals.

POST-MVP GAP

After launch, no priority for what to expand.
You need structure to connect validation to next steps.

BEFORE / AFTER

Demo-level output vs
a product you can validate

01

BEFORE

  1. 01

    Idea and feature list with no clear scope

  2. 02

    Planning, design, and build disconnected

  3. 03

    Slides and mockups — nothing to click

  4. 04

    No deploy environment or next-step plan

02

AFTER

  1. 01

    Problem, users, and validation question defined first

  2. 02

    Core-flow UX/UI and agreed scope

  3. 03

    Working web or app MVP people can use

  4. 04

    Deploy environment and post-MVP roadmap delivered

CAPABILITIES

We run MVP build as one structured engagement.

PROBLEM FRAMING

Define problem, primary users, and validation question.
Clarify what belongs in the MVP — and what does not.

SCOPE DEFINITION

Keep only what the first version needs.
Separate Core, Next, and Later priorities.

UX / UI DESIGN

Design around the user goal path — not random screens.
Build the actual product interface.

PRODUCT BUILD

Implement a web or app MVP.
A working product, not a presentation.

BACKEND & DATA

Include minimal server and data structure for validation.
Login, save, read — whatever the scenario requires.

INTEGRATIONS

Implement payments, notifications, APIs, external services as scoped.
Only what the MVP needs.

QA & LAUNCH

Verify core scenarios and deploy to a real environment.
Ready to share with team or early users.

NEXT-STEP ROADMAP

Document expand, hold, or cut items after MVP.
Connect validation results to the next BUILD phase.

USE CASES

MVPs we can build.

Example build types

WEB MVP

Core flow usable in the browser.
Signup to value — a first version you can validate.

MOBILE APP MVP

Habits, alerts, and on-the-go use that only make sense on mobile.
First iOS or Android release.

INTERNAL TOOL MVP

First version of daily ops software for your team.
Speed and accuracy first.

AI PRODUCT MVP

AI that cuts repeat work.
Workflow and validation over model theater.

CLICKABLE PROTOTYPE

A clickable demo for investors and teams — fast and sharp.

LANDING + PRODUCT

Persuasion and product entry in one continuous path.
Validate conversion and usage together.

SAAS MVP

First SaaS version with subscription, permissions, admin.
Core value flow centered.

MARKETPLACE MVP

First platform version with multiple users and roles.
Listing, matching, basic admin included.

EXAMPLE WORKFLOW

IDEA → BUILD → LAUNCH

IDEA

Organize the idea and problem to solve.
Define validation questions and success criteria together.

  • Problem
  • Users
  • Hypothesis

SCOPE

Decide core features for the first version.
Clearly separate in-scope from out-of-scope.

  • Core
  • Next
  • Later

DESIGN

Design core user flows and interface.
Confirm screen structure and UX.

  • Flows
  • UI
  • Screens

BUILD

Develop a working product.
Implement core features, backend, and integrations.

  • Frontend
  • Backend
  • API

LAUNCH

Test and deploy to a real environment.
Deliver next-step roadmap together.

  • Deploy
  • Share
  • Feedback

PROJECT INPUTS

We combine the inputs your project needs.

  • Idea and problem description
  • Target user definition
  • Competitor and reference services
  • Existing wireframes or specs
  • Brand and UI guidelines
  • Technical and platform constraints
  • Business model hypothesis
  • Validation questions and KPIs
  • Initial content and data
  • API and integration requirements
  • Launch and deploy environment
  • Future expansion plans

Actual inputs vary by idea stage, available material, and team context.

OUTPUT

Deliverables are a product you can validate and supporting docs.

Composition varies by project scope. Below are common items.

Feature composition and priority vary by validation goal and budget.

ACCELERATION

Automate repetition. Focus on design and build.

Requirement structuring, flow drafts, screen lists, and QA checklists can be AI-assisted for speed — while people focus on scope decisions, UX, and core implementation.

01

Structure ideas and requirements

02

Draft flows and screen lists

03

Organize feature priority

04

Draft API and data models

05

QA and test checklists

06

Post-MVP roadmap drafts

Final scope, design, and quality decisions are confirmed with your project team.

SCOPE LEVELS

How to think about MVP complexity.

Not a fixed package. Scope is set by validation goal, platform, and feature/integration range.

01FOCUSED MVP

  • Single core flow
  • Web or app — one platform
  • 5–8 core screens
  • Basic backend and data
  • Deploy and share environment

02STANDARD MVP

  • Multiple core features and flows
  • Web or app + admin
  • Login, permissions, save
  • 1–2 integrations
  • Post-MVP roadmap

03EXTENDED MVP

  • Multiple modules and roles
  • Multi-integration and API
  • AI, payments, notifications
  • Expansion design included
  • Scoped separately

TIMELINE

Estimated project timeline

Timelines are estimates after requirements lock and kickoff for a basic scope. They may change with features, integrations, feedback delays, and App Store / Google Play review.

PROJECT SCOPE

Starting price and basic scope

MVP DEVELOPMENT

From ₩3,000,000

Basic scope for a small MVP Starter. ₩3,000,000 and 1–2 weeks apply to this scope. Login, payments, admin, and multi-role platforms are not included. MVP Standard from ₩4,500,000 · MVP Custom from ₩6,000,000. Quotes follow feature complexity, not screen count alone.

Basic scope

  • Scopefeatures, screens, flows
  • Platformweb, app, or both
  • Complexitydata, permissions, logic
  • Timelineschedule and resourcing
  • IntegrationAPI, payments, alerts
  • Design depthUX/UI range
  • Backendserver, DB, auth
  • Post-launchexpansion, maintenance

PROCESS

From idea to launch.

  1. DISCOVERY

    Confirm idea, problem, users, and constraints. Define validation questions and success criteria.

  2. SCOPE

    Decide core features in and out of the MVP. Agree platform, timeline, and budget.

  3. UX / DESIGN

    Design core flows and screen structure. Confirm the actual product interface.

  4. DEVELOPMENT

    Implement frontend, backend, and integrations. Demo and review in phases.

  5. TEST

    Verify core scenarios. Check against real usage flows.

  6. LAUNCH

    Prepare deploy environment and release. Share with team or early users.

  7. NEXT STEPS

    Organize validation results and expansion priority. Connect to the next BUILD phase.

DELIVERABLES

What you receive when the project completes

We deliver the items below as needed for your scope.

Scope Definition Document

What ships in the MVP — and what stays out.

UX Flow / Screen Structure

Core user flows and screen structure.

Working MVP (Web or App)

A first version that actually runs.

Essential Backend & Data

Essential data and backend foundations.

Deployed Environment

Staging and production environments ready to use.

UX / UI Design Files

Design files and key screen specs.

Technical Documentation

Structure, integrations, and ops notes.

QA Report

Results from core scenario checks.

Post-MVP Roadmap

Priorities for improvement after launch.

WHO IT'S FOR

Who it's for

  1. Teams with an idea but no clear first build scope

  2. Startups or new ventures that need fast market validation

  3. Teams that want to ship core value without feature creep

  4. Teams that want one partner from planning through deploy

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. An idea and the problem you want to solve are enough to shape scope together.

We recommend based on your validation goal and users. We do not build both by default.

After requirements lock and kickoff, the estimated basic-scope timeline is 1–2 weeks. It may vary with features, integrations, feedback, and store review.

Pricing depends on platform and scope. From ₩3,000,000 — we guide you after reviewing the inquiry.

Yes. We extend from the flows that already proved useful.

Yes. Market, competitor, and user research can feed MVP scope and feature priority.

Materials are used only within agreed scope. NDA available when required.

START A PROJECT

Turn your idea
into a first product.

Tell us the service you want to build and your current stage. We will confirm MVP scope and the IDEA → BUILD → LAUNCH path together.