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| Business Processes | Requirements Definition; SRS and Use Cases; Flowcharts and storyboards |
| Technical | Project Methodology Document; High Level Work Breakdown, High level Architecture |
| User Interface | Prototype |
Objective:
Understand clearly the voice of the prospective
customer. When doing business on the internet, we
realize the importance of being clearly understood,
to provide the best solutions to our customers.
Discovery:
Our
first client contact usually comes when the client
submits the Quick Quote, Client Questionnaire or
email. We approach each new enquiry recognizing the
possibility of discovering together with the client
the opportunities and potential of web enabling a
business process even beyond the stated
requirements. This may involve the following:
Business
process evaluation: A study of your present process
or proposed business model.
Proposal
on web enabling, laying down the objectives and
metrics
Define:
The
Client questionnaire has been designed with the
objective of capturing the key Requirements for the
client's websites. The questionnaire also
incorporates the facility to attach documents such
as RFP, or any design documents that would help us
get a clear understanding of the Vision and Scope of
the project.
Once we have a clear understanding of the Requirements, the design team prepares a ballpark estimate, based on a High-level Work Breakdown. This gives you the ability to see exactly what's involved, in getting your site up and running.
In
case of large web applications and websites, we
recommend that our professionals undertake a
detailed analysis and Requirements study. This
service is available at a nominal cost, and the
deliverables here are the following
Requirements
Document
Level
1 Work Breakdown Structure
Project
Schedule
Payment
schedule
Contract
of Agreement.
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PHASE
II -
Design
and Develop
| Business Processes | Process Mapping, Use Cases, Workflow diagrams and documenting Business Rules |
| Technical | Data Flow Design; Solution Architecture; Test cases; Change control and management, Database Design |
| User Interface | Interface Design, Layouts, Prototyping |
We use the evolving iterative approach to web development. When you outsource your requirement of web solutions to us, we are sensitive to the fact that you require high visibility of the WIP (work in progress).
For this reason, we have modified the model to incorporate high visibility and client involvement during the development cycle. At each stage along the development, a formal sign off is required, giving our client unparalleled control over the progress of the site. Here are the broad milestones in this process:
1. Prototype: The first and crucial phase. The prototype shows you the shape of things to come. This is much more than just a visual representation. It represents all the screen elements in the final solution. This is the mould into which we start to breathe the breath of life! Feedback from the client is taken and required modifications are incorporated.
2. Functional Specifications Document: Before starting to actually develop the functionalities, we document all the functional specifications. The client reviews it and gives feedback again and with this, the requirements specifications are fully captured.
3. The Proof of concept: The prototype evolves to its more complex level of existence. Many parts of the prototype spring to life. We have this intermediate delivery before the final delivery to establish the proof of concept. The client can now almost feel the solution that he/she had entrusted us to develop. What remains now is just formality. Our production engine hauls the project to completion.
4. Change Control and Requirements Management: Our process accommodates for effective change management, since we recognize that project requirements are influenced by critical change factors.
5.
Final Delivery: The
final product is delivered after testing. There are
no surprises, and no tense expectations on the date
of delivery. For, you had seen it evolve!
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Phase
III - Deploy
and Verify
Business
Processes Testing and Process Monitoring, QC
Technical Test Plans and Test Reports, Client
feedback
Performance of the application is monitored for a period of one month if there is no site maintenance agreement.
Any problems found during this period will be solved, without any additional cost to the customer.
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