Software Development Services

It requires two weeks to:

• Document important business processes and how they are supported by existing software.
• Find business needs and issues.
• Evaluate the risks of introducing new software, such as the influence on business operations, and establish methods to mitigate them.
• Develop high-level functional and technical software requirements.
• Prepare a list of software features and integrations.
• Create a project roadmap that includes significant milestones.

Additionally, it takes three weeks for commercial software packages to:

• Analyze competition (product features, price and monetization models, customer feedback, customer acquisition strategy, product efficiencies, and downsides).
• Analyze the demands and desires of the target audience and develop a product concept.
• Define differentiation between products and create a distinctive selling proposition to set a product apart from the competitors.
• Describe the difficulties of joining a specific market or industry sector (including regulatory restrictions) and determine how to overcome them.

It takes from 1 week to conduct a cost-benefit analysis and estimate NVP and ROI

It takes from 2 weeks to 3 months to:

Define app architecture, technologies, data flow, and integration points.

Note: If possible, The Web Concept will reuse components of your existing company’s systems rather than developing new software modules, resulting in fewer expenses and improved software reliability.

• Conduct UX research, develop personas and critical user scenarios, and create user journey maps.
• Build wireframes and interactive prototypes.
• Conduct a visual identity study, build a design concept, and construct a branded UI kit with ready-to-use components (icons, buttons, colors, fonts, and so on), animations, specs, and assets for developers.

Note: We propose investing in a unique, advanced UI design only if it gives you a competitive edge. Otherwise, we choose simple styles that emphasize program functionality.

It takes one month to deliver the first working version of software for enterprises. The first working version of the software product can be supplied in around 2 months.

• Agile delivery of new software parts in two-week increments. Automated CI/CD pipelines ensure continuous, safe minor releases.
• Analysis of emerging requirements and release planning.
• Approve the release scope.
• Delivering and reviewing mockups.
• Creating and testing the authorized software component, then moving it to the staging and production environments.
• Getting input from a project sponsor and users on the release’s results.
• Reviewing the complete release results and approving the next release’s scope.

Note: Small, well-defined projects can be delivered in a linear mode with one major release.

• Conducting acceptance by users testing (UAT).
• Implementing software monitoring processes.
• Define new roles and responsibilities for the app.
• Support for your and our teams.

Note: The Web Concept suggests trial installation for a small number of users to reduce production downtime. Trial rounds can take up to 1-3 months.

• Conducting a project evaluation.
• Performing knowledge transfer to your in-house IT staff or other vendors.
• Providing the final report and requesting your approval for project completion.