Web App Development

We build custom web apps using the right technology stacks that align with your business objectives and help you achieve maximum growth. Our end goal is to build quality web applications for you that maximize resource utilization at a low cost.

Complete phases of Web App development life cycle

1.DISCUSSION

The first step aims to give an overview of the problem we want to be solved or our needs.We discuss with you to understand the idea and objectives.Then we refine the idea and work through to prepare detailed specifications

2. REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS

In the previous step, the goal was to identify the objectives of web app implementation. The objectives can be complex, the business logic being often quite complex in general. It is then important at this stage that these complex objectives can be broken down into more manageable tasks and therefore easier to implement, validate, and test.

3. TIMELINE AND COST ESTIMATION

Experience is a good ally when it comes to making a good estimation. If a similar task has been done before, it becomes easier to give an accurate estimation and time tracking becomes our reference. From the previous step, we are able to have all the pieces we are going to put together from end to end. For each task, we analyze its complexity and do a classification.

4. THE DESIGN, CONCEPTION, AND PLANNING

The estimation gives us an idea of the time needed to complete the whole project.Generally, at this stage, the financial and technical side of the web application creation is settled down and we have an idea of the budget.

5. THE DEVELOPMENT

This is the most well-known step. Once the product requirements document is established, the development phase can start. The goal of this phase is to create an application that meets the needs identified in the previous steps, and as the needs generally evolve and new ideas of implementation may arise during the implementation phase, it is generally advised to use a methodology that allows flexibility and proactivity.

6. TESTING PHASE

This phase is also called the User Acceptance Test. During that phase, a test group of users validates the set of features and report bugs if any, if there are changes to be made, they can be discussed with the project manager who will advise about the best way to take inputs and feedback into consideration.

7. THE DEPLOYMENT AND POST-PRODUCTION PHASE

Once every feature in a given release was validated and all the bugs reported fixed, the deployment phase can start, it may be a first launch or deployment of the new release, this is the moment when the web application will run in its real environment.