We build prototypes to learn from people and improve customer experiences.
Our approach
Our design methods are most effective for strategic planning and new digital products. The following approach also supports product cycles for better customer experiences:
Prototype & Learn
Use representative prototypes to facilitate learning from stakeholders and customers.
Support Product Cycles
Support product strategy, design, and development cycles through collaboration.
Measure Outcomes
Establish experience metrics and analytics goals to measure improvements.
In all things, inform business decisions
Who we serve
Prototype Learn supports product strategy, design, and development cycles through a visual synthesis of customer understanding. We serve business leaders who are seeking design efficiency and quality experiences.
Abundant Care & Wellness
Branding, digital experience, and systems design
AMC Theaters
Digital product, mobile app, and agile team support
Axon Displays
Strategy, presentation design, and measurement consulting
DEG
Experience design team extension and digital product support
Every Income
Target market hypothesis testing and segmentation strategy
Laminin Health
Experience prototypes, strategic planning, and business design
Openlane
Product design consulting for mobile apps and platform experience
Priority Pediatrics
Branding, experience and systems design
ZILO Technology
Global blueprint presentation kit and product design system
Project spotlight: ZILO.co.uk
In every dimension ZILO has reimagined global transfer agency. Prototype Learn helped ZILO with its global blueprint presentation kit and product design system.
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Justin Powell is the Founder and Design Consultant at Prototype Learn with over 20 years of exeperience designing logos, web sites, super bowl campaigns, mobile apps, healthcare experiences and global wealth management platforms.
Where did “ProtoypeLearn” originate?
The simplified idea is from a process within Justin Powell's MA Interaction Design (IxD) Thesis from the University of Kansas entitled “Reducing Complexity in Software Product Design with Prototypes for Improved User Experience and Market Fit”.