Technical Planning for MVPs, Platforms & Digital Products
Scope, roadmap, and structure your digital project before a line of code is written.
Technical planning for people building something new
Founders without technical co-founders
Getting the right technical framing before approaching developers or investors.
SMEs planning internal tools
Understanding what a custom system would actually involve before committing.
Teams rebuilding an existing product
Scoping what the next version should look like and what would carry over.
Businesses exploring automation
Planning what workflows could realistically be automated.
Organisations seeking a second opinion
Getting an independent view on technical plans or supplier proposals.
What planning outputs can include
Planning work is structured around what the project actually needs. Not every deliverable applies to every project — the output depends on what is most useful for the specific situation.
Planning outputs
- Project scope document Written description of what the project aims to achieve and what is in scope.
- Feature list and priorities Structured list of features with suggested prioritisation.
- User flow mapping Diagrams or documents showing how users will move through the system.
- Sitemap or information architecture Structural overview of pages, sections, or application views.
- Data model outline Overview of key data entities and relationships.
- Integration list Which third-party tools and APIs will be needed and their connection points.
- Tech stack guidance Recommended technology choices based on requirements and context.
- Build phases Suggested phased approach for development, prioritising core value first.
- Cost and timeline assumptions Indicative assumptions based on the scope — not fixed quotes.
- Risk and assumption notes Documented risks, unknowns, and assumptions that could affect the build.
How planning engagements work
Enquiry submission
Share what you are building, where you are in the process, and what you need help with.
Discovery discussion
Kenny Coded reviews the context and discusses your goals, users, constraints, and technical environment.
Planning scope agreed
The specific planning outputs, format, and timeline are agreed in writing.
Planning delivery
Planning documents are produced and delivered in the agreed format.
Review and questions
Opportunity to review the planning output and ask questions before the engagement closes.
Start planning your digital product or system
Kenny Coded supports technical planning for MVPs, platforms, internal tools, and digital product ideas. Enquiries are welcome at any stage of the planning process.