Our work begins with gaining a clear understanding of your business, the challenges you face and the direction in which you wish to go forward. We ask questions, listen and learn. The process usually takes no more than a couple of meetings. If you have any documentation that you can share under non-disclosure agreement (NDA), that certainly benefits the knowledge transfer step.

Here we present you with a project proposal providing complete technical and cost details. This document outlines the entire work process (requirements specifications), timescales and deliverables.

Before beginning to develop the software, we design the User Interface (UI) so that you can share the user’s experience (UX) of your software. Every space, margin, button and colour is carefully selected. Our UI/UX is not just an effective product design – it is good business.

We understand that it can be difficult for a new project to visualise how the final version of the software would look, feel and work. To overcome this, we use cutting-edge visual tools to create a complete working digital prototype of your software product. We model your software to the most precise details so that you can get an understanding of how it will run. At this stage, you can add new or remove existing functionality of the software. Our prototyping significantly reduces potential errors that may have the tendency to lead to delays or increase costs later.

Software development begins once the digital prototype is approved. We utilize Agile development processes – working in 2-week sprints having regular daily stand up meetings with our customer – to ensure the development moves forward at a manageable, iterative pace. As milestones are achieved, follow-up meetings are held to show progress and agree upon plans for the next sprint. Hence, as the development process continues, our customers are kept updated and also have the opportunity to provide inputs throughout this time.

To keep check on quality, our developers perform extensive tests on the code throughout the development process. It also goes to our quality control engineers for their testing process. Only after the strict testing and approval of our QC engineers, the software build is released.