Turnkey
product creation

The products we design can take very different forms, depending on the uses, the users and the objectives of the project; the following categories illustrate our main areas of work, without being closed or mutually exclusive offers.

Websites and digital experiences

Advanced showcase sites, editorial platforms, institutional sites, member areas or interactive experiences; we design digital environments in which visual identity, quality of navigation, performance and features form a coherent whole.

The challenge is not only to produce an attractive interface, but to build a site capable of fulfilling its function, whether that means presenting a business, facilitating exchanges or offering services online.

Custom applications and platforms

Web applications, client areas, dashboards, professional portals, service platforms or internal tools; we develop products suited to needs that do not always find a satisfactory answer in existing solutions.

Each project starts from the people who will use it, their habits and their constraints, in order to design a product that adapts to their real uses rather than imposing those of a generic solution on them.

Products built with artificial intelligence

Specialized assistants, intelligent search applications, document processing tools, creative solutions, generation features or analysis systems; we integrate artificial intelligence when it brings concrete value to the product.

We then choose, among existing models, providers and integration methods, those that suit the needs of the project and the applicable constraints, whether in terms of privacy, performance or operating conditions.

Automations and business tools

Some repetitive tasks, information exchanges or internal operations can be simplified by tools designed to work with the systems an organization already uses.

We study these processes in order to identify relevant automations, design the necessary connections and preserve the ability to check the results; well chosen, they can simplify operations, reduce repetitive tasks and improve the flow of information between tools.

Working prototypes and first product versions

When an idea deserves to be tested before a larger investment, we can design a first working version that makes it possible to test the essential uses, gather feedback and prepare future developments.

This first step can take the form of a prototype, a pilot version or a minimum viable product, depending on the objectives of the project.

The exact nature of each project is defined upfront, in order to clearly distinguish what falls under experimentation, validation or deployment to production; a first working version does not necessarily imply the same level of finish, robustness or operation as a product intended for wider use.

For us, a turnkey product is one whose different dimensions have been thought through and developed as a single whole, so that the client does not have to coordinate several contractors to bring together the planned features.

This approach preserves continuity between the initial vision, aesthetic decisions and technical choices, while simplifying communication and trade-offs during the project.

Depending on the needs, the service may include functional design, user experience, art direction, frontend and backend development, databases, integrations, verification and support for deployment to production.

The quality of a product also depends on taking its environment of use into account, in particular the applicable requirements regarding privacy, data protection, accessibility or regulatory compliance.

We seek to identify these constraints from the design stage, in order to build them into technical and functional choices, in collaboration with the people in charge of the project and, when necessary, the relevant legal professionals.

The features, deliverables and terms of the work are defined before the start, so that everyone has a clear understanding of the scope and responsibilities.

Hosting, external services, maintenance and future developments are specified separately when they are not part of the initial service.

Clearly defined deliverables

Depending on the needs of the project, delivery may include:

• A working application or website matching the approved scope;
• An interface designed for the intended users and devices;
• The agreed frontend and backend features;
• The necessary databases and integrations;
• The configuration of the intended production environment;
• The functional checks defined for delivery;
• Documentation suited to the complexity of the product;
• The technical elements and access whose handover has been agreed.

The duration of a project depends on its scope, its technical complexity, the expected features and any dependencies on outside systems or services.

Thanks to an AI-assisted development method and an integrated approach to the whole project, FIABLE. can significantly shorten certain stages of the work, without multiplying intermediaries or separating design from execution.

A simple project can sometimes be completed in a few days or weeks; for more sophisticated products, our goal is to offer turnkey delivery in under two months, when the scope, the necessary resources and the technical constraints allow.

Each schedule is nevertheless set after an initial study of the project, in order to keep commitments realistic and the quality of the work suited to its intended use.

You do not need to master programming languages, know software architectures or choose artificial intelligence tools yourself to present your project to us.

A description of the problem to solve, of the people the product is meant for and of the result you want to achieve is already an excellent starting point.

If you have a visual identity, documents, examples, existing data, a timeline or an intended budget, this information can make our first conversations easier, without being a prerequisite for getting in touch.

We can then examine the technical aspects, identify priorities and distinguish what is needed for the first delivery from what can come in future developments.

Going into production does not necessarily mean the end of a product's life; its uses may evolve, new needs may appear and certain adaptations may become necessary over time.

We distinguish corrections falling within the initial scope, maintenance operations and requests for changes, whose terms are defined according to each engagement.

Depending on the needs, additional support can be planned to make onboarding easier, prepare new features or support the product's first developments.

We also pay particular attention to the understanding of the systems delivered, so that their operation and their main dependencies can be documented and handed over as agreed.

At FIABLE., the design and development of products are currently handled personally by the founder, who accompanies each project from the first reflections to its deployment to production.

This organization keeps continuity between strategic decisions, aesthetic choices and their technical implementation, while simplifying communication and limiting the loss of information.

You deal directly with the person who designs and develops your product, which makes it easier to understand needs, make trade-offs and follow decisions throughout the project.