Usual Procedure for Development Projects

Step 1: Requirements.

Client submits a brief description of the project and its requirements.

Step 2: Requirements Questions.

We discuss any questions that arise from the description.

Step 3: Specification.

We present a SRS (Software Requirement Specification) for the project which will serve as the soul scope of work for the project, and a flat price for the project.

Step 4: Spefication Revisions.

Client accepts SRS or requests changes and we re-calculate the price according to the new requirements.

Step 5: Design Proposal.

We present a design draft for the project and discuss it with the client.

Step 6: Design Approval & Revisions.

Client accepts design concept.

Step 7: Content design.

We design the content of the website and discuss it with the client.

Step 8: Development.

We start the development and periodically present progress reports and updated demo versions.

Step 9: Testing & Delivery.

We present the finished version of the project on our servers and check it against the agreed SRS.

Step 10: Deployment.

We do the deployment on the client's server and do general testing to confirm functionality.

 

Throughout the development process Basecamp is used for project management.

The way we work depends on the project and on the way the client prefers to work, so we are open to other forms of collaboration to accommodate the client's needs. If you have other questions, please refer to our FAQ or contact us.