DeepInspire

DeepInspire was hired by The Greymatterz Limited to develop a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) for LifeLibrary, an interactive lifestory app for care homes. A team of 6-10 employees from DeepInspire worked closely with the client from the initial research and design phase to the final development of the MVP. The project involved conducting discovery workshops and interviews with care home staff and residents, designing user journeys and the app, creating a clickable prototype for early feedback and investor demos, ensuring compliance with care sector requirements, and providing ongoing product advice and support. The client chose DeepInspire for their high ratings, good value for cost, and alignment with company values.

DeepInspire was selected by QOrbital, a financial services company, to develop and design a portal and manage configuration systems. The project team consisted of 2-5 employees from DeepInspire. The client chose DeepInspire for their competitive pricing, great culture fit, and good value for cost. The project was delivered in a timely manner, meeting the client's objectives.

Experian, a global data and technology company, engaged DeepInspire to validate a new product idea and deliver a high-fidelity prototype for their annual conference. A team of 2-5 employees from DeepInspire worked with Experian's innovation team to turn a new business idea into a tangible product concept. The scope of work included user research, concept validation, and building a high-fidelity clickable prototype. The prototype was delivered in less than 4 weeks and was showcased to major UK banks and financial institutions at Experian's annual client conference. The client selected DeepInspire for their high ratings, good value for cost, and referral.