Generally, we stick to Agile Scrum methodology. It is a collation of software development methods based on iterative and incremental development, where requirements and solutions evolve through collaboration between self-organizing, cross-functional teams. It promotes adaptive planning, evolutionary development and delivery, a time-boxed iterative approach, and encourages rapid and flexible response to change. Below are our Agile Software Development lifecycle phases:- 01Requirements:
- We want to fully understand your needs before implementing your project, so our first step is to analyze and document your high-level software requirements. With you, we will have many discussions, develop user stories, and document them in our project management tool. This process ensures a project vision mutually agreed upon by your team and ours.
- 02Design
- Once we have a clear idea of your software requirements, we then aim to design the best solution. Tools such as Balsamiq, Visio and a host of other aids help us to make sure our design parallels your goals. By project completion you will be well-versed in wireframes, functional workflows, and many other artifacts.
- 03Development and Coding
- The next step is about writing code and converting design documentation into the actual software within the software development process. This stage of SDLC is generally the longest as it’s the backbone of the whole process.
- 04Integration and Testing
- On this stage, we spent on making sure that the software is bug-free and compatible with everything else that the developers have written before. The Quality Assurance team conducts a series of tests in order to ensure the code is clean and business goals of the solution are met.
- 05Implementation and Deployment
- The application is deployed on the servers and provided to the customers — either for the demo or the actual use. Further iterations update the already installed software, introducing new features and resolving bugs.
- 06Review
- Once all previous development phases are complete, we once again and reviews the progress made towards completing the requirements.