The single greatest waste of time and money in technology development is a lack of planning and understanding for what the final product should look like and how it should function. Changing direction mid-development is costly and time consuming.
Before ANY money is invested directly into actual development, a well-defined roadmap should be established and success should be clearly defined. Creating a set of blueprints and planning documents will enable any development team to execute your SPECIFIC vision without ambiguity or uncertainty.
We want to architect, plan, design and vet your idea on paper before you invest substantial sums of money on actual development. This will enable any development team to execute your specific vision rather than THEIR interpretation of your vision. Our goal is to “download” your idea and begin to craft and create a functional product around it. Even if you decide that we’re not the right team to develop your end product, you’ll come out of this phase with a complete set of executable plans to take elsewhere.
Your storyboard outlines all user types, all system features, and basic testing criteria. This is designed to function as an outline for all workflows contained within your system.
Our team will wireframe your product based on the finalized
storyboard. The wireframes are a powerful low-fi visualization of each workflow and depict how the actual product will flow. This is your system design on paper.
Every screen of your platform needs a series of criteria that your development team can develop to. These are the criteria that you’ll go through and test to ensure that each screen of your platform does what it should. Most development teams determine cost and scope off of your testing matrix.
Your development budget is created to meet long and short term constraints in addition to product delivery dates. Since we have a full understanding of your system, we can strategically budget based on your time and financial goals. Projects can be phased out over a year or completed within months.
We’ll take your budget considerations and match it with your system blueprint. At the conclusion of this step, you’ll have and end-to-end development schedule that matches your development budget. Creating these schedules is only possible after your system is finalized and your budget is solidified.