Developers in agile project teams composed of experts will create your software in short iterations, delivering new versions from week to week.

Defining needs

At this point, involved parties such as customers, end users, senior management, product managers, and others define the requirements and goals of the project. They define what results they want to achieve with the software and what features are necessary.

Requirements gathering

Product Owner collects detailed requirements from the parties involved. This can be done using various tools, such as interviews, surveys, workshops or documentation analysis.

Prioritizing

The parties involved, in cooperation with the Product Owner, determine which of the collected requirements have the highest priority. Together they decide which functions are key and should be implemented first.

Sprint planning

The development team, based on defined needs and priorities, plans the software development process. They define the stages of the project, estimate the time needed to complete individual tasks and set deadlines.

Implementation

The development team implements software functions according to the planned schedule and specifications. They use various programming languages, tools and technologies to create working and effective software.

UI/UX design

The design team is responsible for creating a user interface (UI) and providing the user with a satisfying experience (UX). They prepare sketches, prototypes and graphical interfaces that are intuitive, user-friendly and aesthetically attractive.

Tests

The testing team performs a variety of tests to confirm that the software is error-free and works as intended. They use different types of tests, such as unit, integration, functional and regression tests.

Implementation and integration

The development team puts the software into production. This process may include installing the software on servers, configuring the environment, and making the software available to end users.