First things first: a working prototype

The conventional development process involves a variety of documents: functional specs, site maps, model entity diagrams, etc. Getting a handle on the whole app by tracing your route in such a linear fashion can be quite challenging even for simple apps (believe us, we've been through enough Skype calls). Our development process places the emphasis on getting a working prototype of the app in front of your users ASAP, and iterating based on feedback. Modifications are cheap at this point. Best of all, end-user buy-in is easier when they have gone through the prototype enough times. Suddenly, explaining nested navigation using a site map versus just having the user physically drill down to those sub-pages removes a lot of barriers to understanding.

Rinse and repeat: gather insights and iterate

The beauty of getting early feedback? Modifications are quick and inexpensive. Iterations are measured in hours. And improvements are made to the things that matter: the features that the user really values. Features are not communicated via drawings and diagrams but with actual interaction. No paper trail to keep track of as iterations take the place of wish lists. As the end-user becomes more immersed in interacting with your app, you get more detailed and informed feedback, something that would be impossible without a prototype.

Finally: launch with an eye-catching set of marketing pages

We also write content for your marketing pages (yes, we heard that sigh of relief). We incorporate snappy copywriting - we have ad agency experience, so getting the message across is not a problem - with target market-focused visuals to get your prospects to click on your signup button.

As an added service, we can also set up your WordPress blog and style the theme to match your app. We even start off your blogging career by writing the first post.

Hire us

So, itching to get your app produced? We need to know the following to give you an accurate figure:

• Scope The scope of work has to clearly define deliverables and expectations.
• Required resources The degree of complexity and availability of needed libraries needs to be determined beforehand, so we can plan out manpower requirements accordingly.
• Timeline Everyone's favorite topic, with as many interpretations as there are stakeholders.

Next step: fill out our request form to get started.