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Experience Design
Human-centered Design, Transformative User Experiences
Fail Fast was conceived during a 48 hour offline design thinking workshop in a 12th century castle in Catalonia. Fail Fast is SEIDOR Opentrends experience design lab that cocreates human-centered digital solutions to transform businesses and user experiences. We work across industries at the intersection of UX/UI design, business strategy, and development.
Based in the heart of Barcelona, creativity and innovation run rampant. Ideas flow in and out of our design lab providing ample opportunities for our 40 multidisciplinary UX/UI designers to craft, strategize, and identify opportunities for forward-thinking companies to create intuitive digital products and services.
We don't need great ideas, just fast prototypes
We believe in Rapid Prototyping and Agile methodology to derive human-centered design solutions in less than 5 days. This approach keeps our partners ahead of the digital curve in one of the most susceptible areas to disrupt.
The Fail Fast methodology consists of five phases: discovery, ideation, design, validation, and development. We’ve helped businesses across sectors reach competitive advantage through:
- Rapid prototyping and user validation
- Seamless Mobile and desktop omnichannel user experiences
- Time-to-market acceleration
- Data analysis and SEO
- Strategic and ongoing content creation
Our multidisciplinary design squads offer a full-spectrum of creative and technical solutions that will undoubtedly elevate your brand and user experience.
Additional services we provide are:
- UX Writing/Storytelling
- Enterprise UX
- Growth Hacking
- Design Sprints
- UX Corporate Training
- Ideation Workshops
- Animation/Motion Design
Business-driven Design
Our partners' experience working with us is just as important as the final user experience. We act as one team and create together no matter the industry. We benefit from our vast experience working across different industries, and use best practices and lessons learnt. Sometimes the most innovative ideas can come from someone outside your industry.
