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Many sporting facilities unintentionally create barriers to accessibility and inclusivity—from inadequate lighting affecting safety to limited wheelchair access. Recognizing the need for change, Inclusive Sport Design sought to develop a digital solution that allows facilities to audit their accessibility and identify areas for improvement.
To validate their concept and attract investment, they needed a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) that was:
User-friendly and intuitive, catering to a diverse audience
Functional and market-ready, rather than just a static prototype
Designed with inclusivity in mind, ensuring accessibility was at the core of the UI/UX
As an Adalo Expert, LimeHub was engaged to design and develop a fully functional MVP that could be actively tested and used in real-world scenarios.
Our Solution: A User-Centered MVP Design & Development Approach
At LimeHub, we specialize in MVP design and UI/UX strategy, ensuring that early-stage software applications deliver maximum value with minimal complexity.
1. User-Centric UI/UX Design
Understanding the user is key to any successful software prototype design. We began the project with a virtual workshop, where we:
✔ Mapped out the target audience, including facility managers, accessibility consultants, and sports administrators ✔ Created detailed user journeys, identifying their pain points and motivations ✔ Defined core functionalities, ensuring an intuitive, streamlined experience
By establishing a clear user flow from the outset, we ensured the MVP was built for real users and not just an abstract concept.
2. Wireframing & UI Design for Usability & Accessibility
Once the user journey was fully mapped, we:
Developed wireframes, visualizing the structure, navigation, and functionality
Focused on UI/UX best practices, ensuring simple interactions, clear calls-to-action, and a frictionless experience
Integrated accessibility features, such as high-contrast visuals and easy-to-read fonts, reinforcing the app’s mission
3. MVP Development in Adalo – More Than a Prototype
Unlike traditional software prototype design, which often results in non-functional click-through mockups, we used Adalo to develop a fully functional MVP that could:
Be actively used and tested in real-world settings
Capture real data, allowing for iterative improvements based on user feedback
Showcase functionality to investors and stakeholders, helping to secure funding
By leveraging Adalo’s no-code development framework, we accelerated the MVP launch timeline, ensuring the client could validate their concept quickly and efficiently.
The Outcome: A Fully Functional MVP Ready for Market Validation
The collaboration between Inclusive Sport Design and LimeHub resulted in a high-impact MVP that allowed Sport Access HQ to:
✔ Test the Concept in Real-World Scenarios – Facilities could actively use the app to assess accessibility and provide feedback. ✔ Attract Investor Interest – A working MVP was far more compelling than a static prototype, positioning SAHQ for funding success. ✔ Lay the Foundation for Future Growth – The MVP was designed to scale, allowing for further iterations and feature enhancements.
Looking to Build a High-Impact MVP?
An MVP isn’t just about launching fast—it’s about launching smart.
At LimeHub, we specialize in UI/UX design, MVP design, and software prototype development, helping businesses validate ideas and secure investment.
Explore our UI/UX Design Services to see how we can bring your software concept to life.
Let’s create an MVP that drives real impact.Contact us today.
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