Every web development process has its own particularities. Because of that, we need to adapt every specific step when we start a new project, be it an event, web product, or website, and treat it accordingly.
Working with companies overseas can be challenging, but with today’s tools and methodologies, we’ve elevated the web development process to ensure seamless communication. We have a set of procedures that can be adjusted to any client’s preference so we can always stay connected.
Ensuring quality is always at the forefront. Still, it means more than producing against specs. It also means predicting where issues might arise and preparing for scenarios that might seem impossible. Overall, it means taking all measures needed to have a smooth experience when using the products we have developed through our web development process.
We start by building wireframes and layouts, then we work on developing web components, laying the groundwork for external APIs integrations and other particularities, always making sure that we have a solid base for further updates.
This is where the production process actually is, where engineering is creatively unleashed.
Each product has special deployment needs, be it an online event, website or app. Phasing the features and content is not an option, but rather a must. Here is how we achieve successful results carefully throughout deployments.
Finishing a project is both a moment of joy and analysis. What went great, what went okay, what can be improved? We take the post-launch debrief seriously and we deliver reports on how things worked and also plans on how things will work in the future.