Requirement engineering, UX design, and project planning

• Analyzes the short and long-term company needs, existing processes and software.
• Gathers functional requirements and plans software features.
• Prepares UX design, which describes how users will interact with the system.
• Creates the project roadmap, makes resource and budget estimates.
• Assesses potential project constraints and risks.

Architecture and UI design

In the design phase, the team transforms the requirements specification into a structure that can be implemented using a specific tech stack.

We can divide design into two areas:

• Technical design

or software architecture design, which describes the software layers and modules, integrations among them, data structures used by different modules, and the required algorithms.

• UI design

which describes what the software end users see.

Software Coding

Back-end developers write server-side code and APIs and conduct unit tests. Front-end developers turn static user interface mockups provided by UI designers into fully functional GUIs. Whether we’re working in Agile sprints, building out an MVP, or using the more traditional waterfall method, the main goal is to stick to the SOW, avoid scope creep, and build clean, efficient software.

Quality assurance

The team checks if the software meets the specified functional and non-functional requirements and reports on the revealed defects, if any. Although we list QA as a separate stage here, it often runs along with the development, and the most effective QA runs throughout the SDLC: from requirements gathering to software maintenance.

Software Deployment

At this stage, the team makes software available for use. This may include installation, customization, user acceptance testing, creating user guidelines, and user training.

Software support and maintenance

When the client begins to use the constructed systems, real challenges and needs arise that must be addressed on a regular basis. Sometimes users found bugs that were not detected in the testing phase. Our expert team resolves this error.