Our development process

Analysis is the cornerstone of each project. What additional value can the project - whether an internal system, a website, an e-commerce store, or a mobile app - create? What are the best tools and solutions to achieve goals?

A simpler analysis is usually performed as part of the negotiation and proposal process, whereas a detailed analysis is part of the development project.

In the detailed analysis step, we craft full specifications of all aspects of the project - functionality, technical architecture, etc. We create design wireframes to better visualize and discuss information placement and structure.

Although the term "design" is usually associated with visual layout, it is much more than that. Of course, a website, e-commerce store, or mobile app must look good, but the user experience design is equally as important. It’s been said that UX design is best if it goes unnoticed - everything works intuitively.

Once analysis, planning, and design are finished, we roll up our sleeves and dive into the code. We embrace agile development principles - this means that we work in close contact with our customer, ship intermediate versions often, and adjust plans according to any needs.

Once the system is ready for prime time, we launch it to a live/production environment. However, it doesn’t necessarily have to be the final version. An increasingly popular approach is to launch a MVP (minimum viable product) and use that to observe user behavior and gather feedback.

A good system is never fully finished. The process is usually drawn as a circle - once the first version is launched, analysis and planning of the next round of development follows.