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Co-design

We bring customers, staff and stakeholders together to shape and test ideas early, so change lands well and works for the business.

Co-design means designing with the people who will use and deliver a service, rather than for them. It isn’t about keeping everyone happy. It’s about getting better answers, sooner.

We bring customers, frontline staff and decision makers in at the points where their input matters most: understanding the problem, coming up with ideas, and testing them before you commit.

Testing early means you invest in what works and avoid costly rework. And because the people who have to make the change happen helped shape it, you get buy-in that’s hard to win any other way.

We plan each session around the decisions the business needs to make, and keep it practical: the right people, the right questions, and outputs you can act on.

Good for

  • Designing a new service with the people who will use it

    Landing a change that frontline staff need to deliver

    Testing ideas before committing the budget

    Bringing together groups who see a problem differently

What we do

  • Plan who to involve, and when

    • Recruit customers, staff and stakeholders

    • Design and facilitate co-design workshops

    • Prototype and test ideas with the people who’ll use them

    • Synthesise what we learn into clear recommendations

What we deliver

  • A co-design plan and session materials

  • Concepts and prototypes shaped with users

  • Findings from testing, and what to change as a result

  • Recommendations with buy-in from the people involved

  • A clear story to take to leaders and boards

Our other services

Service Design

Improve the customer experience and the operations behind it

Product/Market Fit

Determine there is a market for your new idea

Business Design

Get change moving across the silos

Case Studies

Insurance - customer segments and CVPs

Designing segments and propositions for SME customers

Film- product/market fit

Determining whether a new idea has product/market fit

Government - service design

Redesigning operational policies to be customer centric

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