Power coding - from idea to experience in a few weeks

Many good ideas end up in the drawer because it takes too long to create something concrete to show. In the early stages, it is often too early to build a production-ready solution, but without something visual to present, it can be difficult to engage users, partners or investors.

Power coding is our rapid and exploratory method for creating clickable prototypes that give the right sense of the ambition and direction of the service. The goal is not finished code, but to create an experience that allows everyone to see, understand, and give honest feedback while the idea is still fresh.

How Power Coding Works

  • We combine creative prototyping, rapid development methods and the power of AI

  • We take technical shortcuts to spend as much time as possible on experience, flow and user journey

  • We create interactive screens, navigable front ends and simple computer simulations

  • We work closely with you to make adjustments along the way based on feedback.

  • We deliver in a few weeks, so you can test the concept while the momentum is there.

Length of the project

A Kraftkoding project typically lasts between one and three weeks, depending on complexity and how quickly we get feedback along the way. The goal is to keep the energy of the idea alive, while allowing us time to iterate and improve through multiple rounds of testing.

This is what you get with Kraftkoding

  • A longer and more involving process with room for multiple iterations

  • Deeper exploration of concept and functionality over time

  • More time to test and adjust the prototype based on actual user response

  • Greater flexibility to develop multiple user journeys and simulate more complex scenarios

  • Opportunity to build a prototype that is closer to a future product, but without committing to technical choices too early

The result

A concrete, clickable prototype that shows how the service might work in practice. It can be used for user testing, dialogue with partners, and presentations to investors. The code is not production-ready, but the value lies in the fact that you can test, validate, and adjust your idea quickly – before investing heavily in development.