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The discovery session is the first and foremost stage of product development at our software development company. Its aim is to collect input information about a future app, as in its business model, the main competitors, target audience, issues the solution will solve, and core functionality. Apart from that, we identify potential bottlenecks and offer the most suitable solutions to overcome them. This way, the discovery phase helps us deliver software solutions that meet the demand of the target audience. Besides, the more information we gather at this stage, the more precise time and cost estimate customers will get.

As soon as all project requirements are specified and documented, our UX/UI design team starts analyzing them. This way, they ensure the information infrastructure will be created correctly. The next stage is wireframing. Here wireframes are two-dimensional sketches designed to showcase how a future web app will look and work. It is worth noting that they do not illustrate the whole design of a digital product, only key screens and interface elements. As soon as the customer approves them, the UX/UI design team converts them into clickable prototypes that imply the first user interaction. Later on, these interactive prototypes will be converted into the final UI design.

The development process in our software engineering company is based on the principles of the Agile philosophy. This group of methodologies allows us to minimize the risk of project failure, ensure constant product improvement, and increase flexibility regarding to necessary changes. Customers, in turn, gain full control over their projects owing to feedback integration, transparency, and quality-control features. As a result, they get digital products of superior quality. We divide the software development process into short sprints. Each sprint starts with the prioritization of the tasks in the backlog. After that, software developers start building the required functionality. When a certain piece of functionality is completed, quality assurance engineers perform manual and automated tests to make sure each function works as it should and there are no bugs. When all bugs are fixed, the functionality is released to production.