When software is important to your business, you cannot trust to chance.
Reliability is everything and proven processes with right methodology are key to success.
This is why we use a Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) with clearly defined processes for creating high-quality software.
in detail, the SDLC methodology focuses on the following phases of software development.
Agile model is all about delivering value to customers faster, while minimizing bureaucracy. One can also immediately associate Agile with collaborative work, continuous delivery, faster feedback, and quick adoption.
As a result, organizations can adapt and master continuous change and are able to thrive in any challenging environment. This brings us to its core strengths.
When software is important to your business, you cannot trust to chance.
Reliability is everything and proven processes with right methodology are key to success.
in agile planning, the team only documents what the user needs. Throughout the sprint, the team figures out together how to address that specific need in the best way possible. By boiling down the end result the project is going to achieve it saves a lot of time by optimizing the development tasks and reducing the errors during the planning stages. On further iterations, the Client and the Product Owner review the requirements and make them more relevant.
There are two ways to approach design in the software development — one is the visual design and the other is the architectural structure of the app.
The development phase is about writing code and converting design documentation into the actual software within the software development process. This stage of SDLC is generally the longest as it’s the backbone of the whole process.
The application is deployed on the servers and provided to the customers — either for the demo or the actual use. Further iterations update the already installed software, introducing new features and resolving bugs.
Once all previous development phases are complete, the Product Owner gathers the Development Team once again and reviews the progress made towards completing the requirements. The team introduces their ideas toward resolving the problems that arose during the previous phases and the Product Owner takes their propositions into consideration.
We keep on developing next feature iterations and maintaining the software.