Building Scalable Software Solutions for a Digital-First World

Any digital project consists of the planning, analysis, design, implementation, testing and integration, maintenance stages. A set of rules is applied to mentioned stages, upheld by all team players, is called software development methodology.

Planning. Defining the overall flow breaking down into small, easy manageable parts is the start. All elements are set in order to develop the project. An in-depth set of functionalities is identified for each element. Suitable technology is selected for the current product to be implemented while planning phase.

Analysis. It implicates identifying goals, demands eliciting, transforming facts, diagnosing issues related to the current project, recommending positive building. While analysis it is created requirements in order the scope of work to be defined.

Design. Stakeholders review documented specification for choosing a suitable approach. Applicable requirements are used for the product’s architecture design with limited functionality; also for identifying approaches to be applied based on the design document specification (DDS).

Implementation stage is a start point of project building. Code writing requires applying various programming tools, languages to match the documented specification. It helps in turning an idea into a future solution.

Testing and Integration. Bringing project’s separate parts together into a test environment to be checked for bugs, other fails for meeting standard criterion is involved within mentioned stage.

Maintenance. Systematically testing functionalities for bugs that were not found or identified, for errors that are not shown in the fail logs, those are vital maintenance part that guarantees the project goes within the planned requirements.