Web Development

Requirements Gathering.

- Understanding and documenting the client's objectives, expectations, and system requirements.

- Identifying the key stakeholders and gathering their input.

- Conducting interviews, workshops, and focus groups to collect detailed information about the system's requirements.

- Analyzing and validating the gathered information to ensure its accuracy and comprehensiveness.

- Prioritizing requirements based on business needs, potential value, and feasibility.

- Creating a requirements document that outlines all the system's features, functionalities, and specifications in detail.

Analysis and Planning.

- Analyzing the requirements gathered in the previous step to understand the system's complexity and scope.

- Planning the resources, such as time, manpower, and technology, needed to develop the software.

- Identifying potential risks and challenges, and devising strategies to mitigate them.

- Developing a project timeline with milestones and deadlines.

- Formulating a clear project plan that outlines the project's goals, scope, resources, timeline, and risk mitigation strategies.

- Establishing communication channels and reporting procedures to ensure effective communication throughout the project.

- Gaining approval from stakeholders on the project plan before moving forward with the development process.

Design & Development.

- Creating a system design based on the requirements specified in the requirements gathering phase. This includes designing the system architecture, database structure, and user interface.

- Confirming the design with stakeholders to ensure it meets their expectations and requirements.

- Once the design is approved, proceeding with the development of the software. This involves coding and programming tasks to build the software's functionalities.

- Breaking down the development process into smaller, manageable parts or modules. Each module is developed and tested individually.

- Using version control systems to manage different versions of the software, enabling easy tracking of changes and facilitating collaboration among team members.

- Checking code quality regularly to ensure it adheres to coding standards and guidelines.

Testing Device & Release.

- Conducting various types of testing including unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and user acceptance testing to identify and fix any bugs or issues in the software.

- Testing the software on different devices and configurations to ensure compatibility and optimal performance.

- Carrying out regression testing after each bug fix to ensure that the fix hasn't introduced any new issues.

- Once the software passes all tests, preparing it for release. This involves finalizing the documentation, training end users, and setting up support and maintenance systems.

- Releasing the software in a controlled manner, often using strategies like phased rollout or blue/green deployment to minimize risk.

- Gathering feedback from users after the release and making any required adjustments or improvements to the software.

Maintenance and Support.

- Providing ongoing support to the users to resolve any issues they face while using the software.

- Monitoring the software performance consistently to ensure it functions as expected.

- Implementing updates and improvements based on user feedback and changing business needs.

- Fixing bugs or issues that arise after the software has been deployed.

- Ensuring the software remains compatible with any new systems or technologies that are introduced.

- Providing training to the users whenever required, especially when new features or updates are released.

- Performing regular system checks and data backups to prevent data loss and ensure smooth operation of the software.