Development

Whether we’re building websites, web apps, mobile apps or e-commerce platforms, collaboration drives everything.

Our development team work closely with our UX/UI designers at every stage. And together they create the fast, secure, outstanding experiences your users expect.

• Technology Workshop

  Before we start any development project, we like to run technology workshops. These give us the chance to sit down with you and discuss and approve the features of your website or app.
  
  During the workshops, we gather and analyse your requirements, such as technology stack, system architecture, performance KPIs, integrations, and CMS. This helps us develop the ideal solution and delivery.
  
  At the end of the workshop, we look at creating a minimum viable product (MVP). This important step allows us to verify the hypotheses made during the design phase.
  
  It also keeps us focused on implementing only the most necessary functionality. That is to say, functionality that brings real business value and doesn’t need constant changing or rewriting code from scratch.

• Design Handover

  The design handover happens when the UI is finished and ready for our developers to implement. In truth, though, there's never really such a thing as a 'finished' design for a digital product.
  
  Indeed, there's always more we can do. So, in our language, 'handover' means the point where our designers transfer their ideas for development. Supported by a design system that makes the whole process seamless.

• Infrastructure & Architecture

  This stage covers all the behind-the-scenes processes that power a website or app – none of which are visible to end users.
  
  The development process always starts with the product architecture design. We make UML diagrams (deployment, classes, sequences, components, etc.). And we manage databases, servers, domains, repositories and much more.

• Backlog

  While the front- and back-end developers get to grips with the infrastructure and architecture, your dedicated product manager sets to work on the long list of tasks involved in the website development cycle. 
  
  Our team uses an agile methodology, with all our daily work based in Jira.

• Coding & Testing

  When we create a website or app, our developers follow user stories, and our testers perform 'user acceptance' tests. These allow us to easily determine whether a particular screen or function is working as expected.
  
  Bugs in software at the production stage can mean huge costs for your business. By continuously testing and refactoring, we create stable, high-performing systems with minimal debugging.
  
  To keep the project running smoothly, the IT project manager organises regular team meetings and stand-ups – as well as frequent status updates with you and your stakeholders.
  
  During these status updates, we present the results of the work completed so far. The feedback you give helps us achieve the shared project vision, and results in a product that fully meets expectations.
  
  We keep the code on the Git code repository. Each task is carried out on a separate branch, allowing you to easily introduce functionality and implement changes in the production environment at any time.

• Proof of Concept / MVP

  Simply put, this is the first iteration of your website or app. It follows the scope of functions defined in the initial tech workshop. And it's designed to meet the most necessary requirements before a more functional version is developed further down the line.
  
  By including only the minimum required functionality, the MVP reduces time and workload and gives you a cost-effective solution for launch.

• Scaling

  With the MVP in place, we now focus on constantly evolving the website or app's features. In doing so, we shape the product into an offering based on the requirements gathered during the technology workshops.

• Optimisation & Maintenance

  Our work doesn't stop once your website or app is delivered. We can also offer you ongoing support and development for the product's full lifecycle.
  
  We also guarantee consistent improvements – a series of small but significant iterations of tests that respond to changing market requirements

Curious what’s the optimal development process for your product and challenges? Let’s schedule a free consultation.