A common belief is you can have either of the two Cheap, Fast, or Good. Our focus is on getting the “fast” and the “good”. Surprisingly it does turn out less expensive than others.
We devote and spend a great deal of time every day learning latest technologies and “sharpening our edge”. We call ourselves “high end” and we firmly to stand by it. This is what helps us build your application in a way that will leave your future users and competitors in awe.
We repel and don’t like unpleasant surprises. Maybe, you too don’t. We do like pleasant surprises, and so does everyone. We have decided to be realistic in our estimates regarding both time and money. No hidden costs. Our estimates are more than close to final cost, unless you change the requirements or plans, frequently.
We believe and so do provide fully transparent development process; our clients always have all the necessary information to manage and control the project. Over the years carrying our experience, we have distilled a process that is both transparent and effective.
Our experience in how things compile work on the internet, in real life, how people think, combined with your understanding of your business domain.
It is essential that you fully trust us before putting your “eggs” in our basket. We also prefer to know our clients better prior to entering in to a business relationship. That’s why we decided to provide up to 15 days free trial, per project; no payments, no obligations. In the mean time we will get to know each other better; you can see how we approach problems and see us in action before you have to reach for your wallet and forward some dollars’ worth transferring into our wallet.
Even if it doesn’t work out, you may still reach us with an idea or two. We will and indeed have tried to accommodate ourselves to your working style; we can meet offline over a cup of coffee, have some pleasant talks or confer online to get things started.
We understand that it’s difficult to submit or engage in a project without having a clear price and time limit. On the contrary, in our experience, project requirements always change and this plays an important role during the development process.
So as to afford maximum flexibility, alongside allowing you to balance full control over your budget and our deadlines, we tend to provide a rough estimate of development budget and time at the outset. (Our methodology ensures that you always get to see how changes in project requirements and plans affect estimates time and budget both, and you can always adjust your requirements as we move forward.)
Sharing an interesting observation, we noticed that the initial i.e. first phase of most projects takes about 2-3 months. If it took lesser than this, there is probably room for application for more features. if it took more than 2-3 months, it can be a sign of feature dilate. Probably, the better idea is to reduce the number of features so that you can save and speed up your time to market and get user feedbacks before implementing all “should/must have” features.
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Our methodology has allowed us to be very flexible and turn the development process customizable to your budget, time constraints, and project needs. We can ignite our self and develop swiftly for a week, or a month, or even a year and then suspend the development process completely; until you come up with the necessary market research, or necessary funding, or the next set of required and necessary features.
The project will be launch-ready and robustly deployable after each reverberation, this is how we make you feel free to adjust our speed to meet your requirements. At times, we are ready to provide you or your development team or experts with necessary training when you are ready to shift the project in-house. We never leave our customers hanging.
Security has versatile forms. You can’t compensate for a lack of knowledge with extra effort. If security stands first for you, you will have an expert hired for the same. And we have them too.
Every time a story (chunk) is accomplished and marked as “Delivered” in the Asana tracker, it is released (deployed) on to our development server; so that you can go there experience it live, and play with it. If you are satisfied by our work and think the story has been accomplished the way you intended it to, you can mark it as “Accepted” in the project management tracker. And if not, then mark it as “Rejected”, we will calmly have a coffee together to understand what needs to be added to it and we will fine tune it to get it right.
Continuous deployments ensure that you are always in line and aware of the project’s progress, and also that the delivered features are exactly what you have imagined to be and look like.
Scaling issues and problems is the sign of an extensively progressing and growing company.
You really need to have a scalable solution from the start only when you develop or add a new feature for pre-established user base with pre-identified performance requirements, Facebook did the same when they developed and released a chat feature for all users. Other than this, writing a feature for “how to handle millions of users” can be a prejudicial and not so good way to go; and will definitely hinder the development process, alongside extending both your determined time to market and budget.
Another issue is that most of the time you have no idea where the actual bottlenecks will be until you hit the site with real traffic, so scaling the site before it goes live usually leads to premature optimization and wasted resources – and in the end you may still experience unexpected performance problems.
Instead of thinking about the “how to handle million users” architecture from the beginning, we believe in creating a scalable plan, and this is what our strategy is. We identify the places where we possibly can face the next issue and plan accordingly to fix it.
We reexamine the plan at each step of scaling period, and try to avoid too far in detailed planning in advance, as those distant-future plans are usually worthless when it comes to really implement them at that point.
Based on this, your role is to willingly participate in writing and enthusiastically prioritize your chunks, and compile them into small stories, because nobody knows your business domain, project, and requirements (business and user both) better than you!
Finally at the other end of development, you’re in the charge of acceptance testing and making sure every feature is polished to perfection.