Providing expertise in both frontend and backend engineering, ensuring seamless integration of user interfaces with server-side functionality. With a focus on organization, adaptability, and forward-thinking, I deliver high-quality solutions that exceed client expectations.

I’m sure you already have an idea in your head; now you need to specify it. What the product will be about what problems it solves, who needs it, how it will look, what functionality you would like to implement. Act like a film director — draw rough sketches of the screens, for example. You need to come to the team with something specific.

No one likes to answer brief questions, but it’s necessary. If you just needed to think about implementing the idea, it’s required to create a massive database with answers to all possible questions.

What should be there? 

project description;

target audience; 

expectations, and goals; 

budget; 

desired project completion time. 

It’s like a house’s foundation — this document will need to be referenced at the end of the work. With the help of it, the team will outline the development vector, and at the end, the results will be summed up with an analysis of the work done.

Continuing the construction theme, it’s needed to ensure the right direction of work and its sequence. The lack of a detailed plan will put all the work in the initial stages at a dead end. 

Another advantage of planning is its flexibility. First, you need to outline all the main work (back-end, design, front-end, etc.) and schedule smaller tasks. With the help of detailed planning, you will transfer all the processes to the appropriate specialists, and it will be possible to advance steadily to completion. Also, in case of problems, it’s possible to go back one stage back, fix everything and move on.

This is where the serious work on the project begins. You need to create a framework, regardless of web app development or mobile app development. At this stage, the minimum functionality is added. The minimum, in this case, isn’t a small change, but the most critical functions, the key ones that users need.

Also, at this stage of development, the user experience and its path through the product are considered. How should the user interact with it? Will it be apparent to the user what they should do inside? Here the team can add explanations or change the elements of the framework to more understandable and intuitive ones. 

If everything turns out fabulous, the framework is sent for approval to the customer and the developers for work.

We have reached a phase where it is time to introduce flexible sprints for the development team. The entire web app development process is broken down into several small sprints. Thus, each completed stage brings the project closer to the final step. 

If the customer feels they need technical support after the development is completed, the team will continue to support the project. For example, technical problems arise in the course of work or the wish for custom software development.