In short term, you can not distinguish the benefits of a poor quality software architecture vs high-quality software architecture, but after the first features are released, it’s natural to expect new requirements to appear, and the need for change arises.

Aligning during our kickoff before we start is how we establish and focus on your end product goals. This drives the success of the project and is the difference between consultative developers and coders. 

User Experience

During the requirements definition phase, we take the notes created during our Phase 1 meetings and translate them into actionable user experience requirements that can be mocked up in story boards. 

Story Boarding

After the User Experience has been defined, our team will sit down and mock up story boards which show how the application will look and feel based on your vision and user requirements.

Deliverables & Decision Making

Our storyboards are a deliverable of this phase which you can use to make decisions on whether the concept is ready to move into prototyping. 

Seeing is believing. In order to get buy-in for your idea from other stakeholders, you need to show how and why your idea will shine. This is exactly what you will receive from the demo we will create for you. 

The deliverable for this phase is a working software concept This tool will be a functional prototype that you can click and move around in to show other stakeholders your idea and how it will work in real life. 

Building software in small iterations offers a way to quickly validate whether a solution is needed, valuable, and feasible. With our prototyping services, you can validate your ideas in weeks, not months.