Conceptualization is the first stage in the design development process. It involves generating ideas, exploring different solutions and defining the creative direction for a project. It is a crucial step that lays the foundation for the rest of the project, as it sets the tone and helps determine the scope of the design. The outcome of this stage is typically a clear understanding of the client's needs, objectives, and expectations and a comprehensive brief that outlines the design concept. n sets the tone for the entire design development process, and the s is mainly dependent on the quality of this stage.

Prototyping is a critical stage in the design development process, where the initial ideas and concepts are transformed into tangible, testable prototypes. It involves creating a rough, working model of the final product to be used for testing and evaluation. Prototyping helps designers to explore different design options, test user interactions, and refine the design based on feedback. This stage provides an opportunity to catch any design flaws or issues before they become problems in the final product, leading to improved design outcomes and a more successful end product.

As part of the design and development service, WLD offers the creation of guidebooks based on the n and prototyping stages. These guidebooks provide a roadmap for production and serve as a foundation for future product innovations. The guidebooks contain detailed information on design specifications, materials, and manufacturing processes, ensuring a smooth transition from prototype to finished product. By creating these comprehensive guidebooks, White Light Design ensures that the products they design are manufactured to the highest standards of quality and are ready for market success.