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1. Planning, Prototyping & Documenting
Planning and Prototype Development
There is a lot to cover in the realm of prototypes to production development. The whole software life cycle is a wheel of planning, prototyping, and producing. Each step of the way, we keep in mind your priorities, we move quickly to receive feedback and proof.
Prototype provides clarity and direction for everyone BEFORE any actual development happens.
This early first phase includes a discussion of the projects existing features if not new, (through workflow diagrams and existing documentation and assets), usability requirements, pain points, and any future requirements and functionality.
During this phase, we make an interactive low-fidelity wireframe.
Our UX designers build visualizations using InVision
The visualization gives you the opportunity to see how everything will work, it gives us the opportunity to confirm that we understand the project goals and deliverables, and it allows both parties to make revisions in a format that is quick and inexpensive to do.
2. UX/UI Design
User Interface design
User interface (UI) design is the step most people think of when they think of building software. It is where ideas and vision come to life. Colour palettes are explored, typography is chosen, and icons and illustrations are designed.
How this design phase helps you
UI design is an iterative process that requires frequent collaboration with the client. It’s important we get client feedback regularly to make sure that design is moving in the right direction and is meeting, if not exceeding, expectations.
Our design team does a formal handoff to the development team as the UI designs are completed.
3. Dedicated Agile Teams
What is an agile development team?
Agile dedicated teams represent a modern approach towards software development outsourcing as it leaves space for undefined requirements complementation, is suitable for cloud systems with permanent upgrades and facilitates highly-effective communication.
Structure of agile dedicated teams
Agile dedicated teams usually consist of Product Owner (customer as a rule), on-shore Scrum or Agile master who takes care of solution design, requirements elaboration and prioritization, Tech Lead — a remote-location team leader; developers responsible for coding and solution implementation and tester/s validating solution against earlier defined requirements.
Agile dedicated software development team’s advantages
- Small agile groups - more compact and effective
- Customer relations - customer and the remote team are united by common purposes and values
- Limited potential risks - main risks are early identified and eliminated
- Purposeful teams - A dedicated team is highly motivated to introduce innovative solutions