Start with what if
Every fiction starts with one plain question. What if the quote was ready before the rep left the house? There are many possible futures, so we pick the one worth designing for.
The Entrance / Design Fiction
Design Fiction.
Before anyone writes code, we make the future feel real enough to argue about. Short films and clickable prototypes that show how a product could work a few years from now, so teams react to something concrete and not to a slide.
iPad Experience Vision.
A design fiction about buying windows and doors at home. A sales rep sits with the homeowner, and on one iPad they plan 12 windows and the front door together. They pick finishes room by room, see the same window in morning and evening light, compare three quotes side by side and sign before the visit ends.
It is not a shipped product. It is our picture of how that visit could feel, told in under three minutes.
Why we make these.
Make it concrete
Then we design the actual screens and moments. Once people can see it, the debate moves from the idea to the details, and that is where the useful feedback is.
Bring it back to today
Whatever survives that feedback becomes the brief for a prototype your team can test with real users. The film is where the conversation starts, not where it ends.
Want one for your product?
We usually run this as a short workshop with your team, then turn the strongest idea into a film or a clickable prototype. Tell us the future you are trying to sell inside your company.