Flow

In our company we use a software development process that is fully documented and constantly improved. This process enables us to successfully develop projects within your budget and time frames and, of course, with world-class quality.

A typical software development project has several phases. The key phases are:
Inception:
Start of the project and initial requirements collection. This phase takes about 5-10% of the project. “Well Begun is Half Done”

Elaboration:
Requirements collection and analysis, planning, creation of design and architecture of the system take place in this phase. This phase takes about 20-30% of the time of the whole project.

Construction:
This phase is the largest and most time consuming, where most of coding, development, and testing are performed. It takes about 50-70% of time of the whole project.

Transition:
This phase starts when the results of our work are delivered to the customer and the product is installed. This phase only takes about 10% of time.

These four phases are the integral part of any project. But then, depending on complexity of a project, its budget, and customer’s goals, a project may or may not contain some parts, like user documentation preparation, extended technical documentation development, extra testing, etc. This means that our process is flexible and can be customized according to your specific needs.