Our Process
Each step explained to ensure your product fits your business precisely.
OneCode
Development
Life Cycle
1. Analysis
We gather requirements from stakeholders, study competitors, and identify process gaps. This gives us a clear map of what the software must solve and how it will strengthen your business.
2. Feasibility Check
We review technical requirements, resource availability, and delivery timelines. This ensures the idea is realistic, cost-effective, and possible to implement within your constraints.
3. Design
We define system architecture, map module dependencies, and create technical documentation. The result is a blueprint that guides development and prevents misalignment later.
4. Code
We break the project into modules, assign tasks, and write clean, maintainable code. You get access to test builds during this phase to see progress and provide feedback.
5. Quality Assurance
We run multiple test cycles, simulate real business use, and verify performance across devices and scenarios. Each issue is logged, fixed, and re-tested until the product runs smoothly.
6. Integration
We connect the product to your existing workflows, train your team, and fine-tune operations. After launch, we provide three months of support for bug fixing, optimisation, and knowledge transfer.
Collaboration Models We Offer
Our workflow is adjustable to match your business needs.
Whether you want frequent feedback, a continuous flow of improvements, or a predictable
long-term
roadmap, you can choose the model that fits best.
Scrum
A structured framework with short development cycles (“sprints”) and regular reviews. Best for projects where requirements may evolve, and the client wants continuous visibility.
You get:
Clear short-term goals every 2–3 weeks.
Regular demos of working functionality.
Flexibility to adjust priorities as the project evolves.
Kanban
A visual, task-based workflow that emphasizes steady delivery. Ideal for projects with ongoing development needs or where priorities frequently change.
You get:
You sign an agreement.
Transparent task board with real-time progress.
No fixed deadlines — tasks flow continuously.
Efficient handling of changes without disrupting work.
Waterfall
A sequential model with defined stages and strict timelines. Best for projects with a fixed scope and budget, where clarity and predictability are more important than flexibility.
You get:
Detailed plan with clear deadlines.
Predictable costs and scope.
Minimal client involvement during
execution.