The next step in our co-design process is the proposal creation. Using the insights we gathered through the discovery call, our team will craft a proposal tailored to the needs and requirements of our client.

Our team will then use the insights and data generated in the co-design workshop to conduct further empathy interviews and research. We will then start drafting our design strategy for the project, which contains all our key insights, findings, and emerging themes, translating them to design principles, elements, and recommendations for the innovation that we are co-creating.

Upon review and approval of our design strategy for the project, our team of expert designers will then work on the visual prototypes that we are co-designing. For digital experiences, it will be in the form of information architecture and wireframes. For toolkits, it can be the draft content and information design. The type of prototypes to be created will of course depend on the needs of the target users of the product or service.

The prototypes we co-designed will then go through rounds of testing and iterations to make sure that they are aligned with the needs and goals of our target users.

After rigorous testing and revisions, the solution we co-designed is now ready for launching. When we launch new social impact innovations with partners, we always remind them that innovation requires continuous learning and improvement. Based on the scope of work identified, our team can also help manage and continuously improve the launched innovations.