Our Approach for Building Software Solutions
Standing tall since 2011, we’ve grown not just through success, but by embracing challenges and learning from failures. This journey has shaped our understanding of what our clients truly need. Is it merely a software product? No it’s much more. You deserve clear, transparent insights into who we are and what we stand for, ensuring confidence before you choose to partner with us.
Forefronts of our Requirement Definition Process
Understanding
Allowing our team with a deep understanding of our your business, vision, and goals.
Research
Allowing us the autonomy to explore alternative perspectives and conduct in-depth research.
Implementation
Allowing us with comprehensive information for flawless deliverables
Allowing us with comprehensive information for flawless deliverables
Our web development process has evolved through experience with varied and diverse web projects. We begin every project with a human-to-human consultation (via phone or in-person meeting), where we gather some preliminary information about your business, the challenges faced, and how we can help. At its core, digital transformation is about fostering better internal communication and knowledge sharing. It’s about empowering employees, enhancing collaboration, and fundamentally changing the way teams work together to drive innovation and efficiency.
Borrowing principles from project management for software development, each project at its inception has its phases, deliverables, milestones, tasks, timelines and a guide line for evolution. This is often drawn along your business model (if any) which should be clearly defined.
During the requirements definition phase, an in-depth analysis of your current business processes, project requirements, and how we can address problems or bottlenecks with a custom solution is done. This is done so flexibly that you are allowed to get involved with defining requirement in order to achieve the desired objective of the project. To achieve all this, we go that extra mile in our communications efforts with you.
Once we have an intimate understanding of your project and the project's feasibility has been established, then development work starts with building what is essentially the blueprint of your system, while a feature scope is locked down to allow us adhere to the established project budget and timeline, which we commit to. This includes the development of a functional specification and usually, wireframe mockups or prototypes to help communicate the desired system behavior. Throughout this process, we work closely with you to ensure that everyone is on the same page and that the end deliverable will meet expectations
Upon completion of the requirements definition phase, we will deliver a Statement of Work that clearly outlines the project scope, cost, and timeline. Upon sign-off, we proceed with the full development and testing per the functional specification and prototypes. Custom design artwork is started, alongside database is built which is foundation stone of any data driven solution. We give you a link to our server where you can monitor the progress of your project. You are welcome to give your suggestions and feedback at every stage so that we can fulfill all requirements.
OUR WORKING
Methodologies
Besides the critical triangle of cost, time and scope, the working model between the ‘client’ and the ‘agency’ also plays a crucial role in balancing the former. That’s why we have clear and robust project execution models which are very flexible and client-centric at their core. But before embarking on any project, whether it’s a simple website or a more complex software development, it is important we help you employ the ‘correct’ project execution model.
Waterfall Method
Well-suited for projects with defined scope, fixed timelines, and minimal uncertainty. Waterfall works best for projects with high value and certainty.
Agile Scrum
Well-suited for projects with flexible scope, iterative development, and a focus on customer collaboration. Agile works best with projects that have a high level of uncertainty
OUR APPROACH
Agile vs. Waterfall: A Balanced Approach
Agile and Waterfall are two distinct methodologies in project management, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. The optimal approach depends on the specific needs of a project.
Out of the numerous project management methodologies available, we make use of the two rather popular methodologies, the Waterfall Methodology, and the Agile Methodology. Each of these methodologies has the specific type of projects they are best used with. Identifying just the right strategy and execution model based on project characteristics is a crucial decision that our team of experts helps you make.
Contrary to popular belief, Agile isn't a one-size-fits-all solution. It's most effective for projects with evolving requirements and a high degree of uncertainty. For instance, if you're launching a new product or service, Agile can help you adapt to changing market conditions and customer feedback. However, for projects with well-defined requirements and a fixed scope, a more traditional Waterfall approach might be more suitable.
The key to successful project management lies in understanding the unique characteristics of each project. By carefully considering factors such as project complexity, risk tolerance, and team dynamics, we choose the most appropriate methodology to achieve your desired outcomes. Ultimately, it’s about finding the right balance between flexibility and structure.