When a business is wanting to find an outside source for a development project, there are a lot of options out there. For the most part, the choices boil down to two different types: Scrum as a service and traditional contracting. Traditional contracting is just that – the option…
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Before ever starting a project, it is important to have set boundaries. Without knowing what a business wants and needs in a software application, a developer won’t know what to develop, how the application needs to function, or what the overall goal of the application development process. Users will sense…
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What exactly is “Usability" with respect to Software and Application Development? Usability means making products, systems, websites and web applications easier to use, matching them more closely to user needs and requirements. A website very often serves as the first impression to your customers – and you need…
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The initial phase of the "Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)" is called “Requirement Analysis," also referred to as “Requirement Gathering." This is perhaps the most vital phase within the SDLC because it lays the foundation for how the rest of the software project will take place. Who will give these requirements…
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