During the Discovery phase, we gather requirements by discussing your ideas and objectives for the Chrome extension. We might have one or more calls, or email correspondences to exchange ideas and find out limiations. We then translate these ideas into detailed user stories that outline the specific features and functionalities of the extension.

n the Design phase, we create a domain model that represents the core concepts and functionality of your extension. This includes architectural designs that outline how the extension will be structured, as well as any necessary UI/UX designs to ensure a smooth and intuitive user experience.

The development phase involves the actual implementation of the Chrome extension. We write clean, maintainable code and create comprehensive documentation that will help you understand how the extension works. This documentation is essential for future maintenance or updates. This phase might be split into multiple milestones when the requirements calls for splitting this phase into sub-phases.

In the Publish phase, we set up an automated build pipeline to streamline updates and deployments. The latest built version of the extension can then be easily uploaded into the Chrome Store. I provide support for publishing your extension to the Chrome Web Store, ensuring it meets all necessary guidelines and standards.

Yes, I offer ongoing support after the extension is published. This includes troubleshooting, updates, and any necessary adjustments to keep the extension functioning smoothly as your needs evolve.

The cost depends on the complexity of the extension and the features you require. After the Discovery phase, we provide a detailed estimate based on the scope of work. Extension budget has a dynamic range from $400 to $2500.

The timeline varies depending on the complexity of the project. Simple extensions might take a few weeks, while more complex ones could take a more than a month, sometimes two. We provide a detailed timeline after the Discovery phase.