Journey 2 · Specification → clickable prototype
Stakeholders won't sign off on a document. They need to see it.
From specification to clickable prototype.
A clickable prototype straight from the specification. Feedback and sign-off come before a single line is built.
Read the text in the film
- See it. Click it. Sign off. A working click-through — before a line of production code.
- From the certified spec, a design system — tokens, type, wireframes, WCAG 2.1 AA baked in.
- A clickable prototype assembles in a hosted, sandboxed preview.
- Click the real flow, end to end — sign in, triage, resolve a claim.
- It behaves like the real thing — every screen accessibility-checked.
- Hosted and versioned — stakeholders review and sign off early.
- Feedback lands, and sign-off comes — before a line of production code.
For you if you're saying
Management and users need to see it before they say yes.
We want to test the flow with real users before we spend on development.
Our designers need something concrete to start from, not a blank page.
How it runs
One platform for the whole team: product owners, architects, developers, testers and security leads work in the same journey, each at their own gate.
- The specification, from the Studio or your own.
- UX design: screens, flow and a design system.
- A clickable prototype, shared with a link.
- Feedback from users and stakeholders.
- Sign-off from named people, such as product, design and compliance.
What you get
A clickable prototype to share with stakeholders, and the design behind it.
Accessible from the start: the prototype meets WCAG 2.1 AA.
Faster
The decision is made on something everyone can see, not after rounds of documents.
Better
Users catch flaws in flow and understanding before they become code.
Cheaper
What changes in a prototype never has to be rebuilt.
Where you decide: the prototype moves on only when the named approvers have said yes.
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DevCurrent maps your code and the impact of the change first, then builds, reviews and tests the feature safely. See the journey → Legacy to modern system An ageing system nobody dares touch, and modernization quotes measured in years.
DevCurrent understands the old system, decides with you what to carry, redesign or drop, rebuilds it on a modern stack, and proves it still behaves the same. See the journey → Specification to production The specification is signed off, but building it still needs a team and months you don't have.
The full pipeline — architecture, data, backend, frontend, tests, security review and deployment — with your approval at every gate. See the journey →
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