How Code and Theory cut time-to-prototype 75% with v0
By Steven Van ·
Creative agency Code and Theory replaced wireframes and PRDs with v0 prompt-to-code workflows, cutting deployment timelines by over 50%.
Code and Theory cut its time-to-prototype by 75% after swapping wireframes and requirement documents for prompt-to-code workflows in v0. The agency, which builds for clients including Microsoft, Amazon, and NBC, now has product, engineering, and go-to-market teams turn a client brief into a working prototype in real time rather than a static spec. Deployment timelines also dropped by more than 50%.
Details are in the full case study.
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