The Approach

The entire development process consists of several sessions with all internal stakeholders and a select group of interested users.

1.     Kick-Off

We begin with a 'Kick-off' session, where the group is informed, and together with them, our developers, designers, consultants, and product owner, we discuss the needs, requirements, and possibilities.

2.     Domain Model

Based on the Kick-off, the domain model is created. Building a domain model means mapping out the key concepts, objects, and their relationships within the application. The domain model is a visual representation of the data structures and logic that define the app’s functionality, based on the user's needs and requirements. This model helps provide a clear overview of the different parts of the application, such as entities (e.g., users, products, orders), their attributes, and how they are related to each other. The domain model serves as the foundation for further development and ensures that the software is consistent and well-structured.

3.     Wireframe & Flowchart

After the development of the domain model, we present the Wireframe and Flowchart. The Wireframe provides a schematic representation of the application and the user flow of the app. It is designed to visualize the app’s structure, showing how the user will navigate through it. The Flowchart is a diagram that explains the logic and flows within the application. It outlines the different steps or processes a user might go through, such as logging in, placing an order, or completing a form. The Flowchart gives a clear overview of decision points and the choices users can make, and how these choices affect the app's functionality.

4.     Design Prototype

Based on feedback from the user group, a design prototype is developed. This is an interactive, visual representation of the final app, though it does not yet include full functionality. The prototype shows the app’s look and feel, including layout, colors, buttons, images, and typography, so users can get a clear sense of how the app will look and how the different components will interact. This step helps gather final feedback before the actual development begins.

5.     Technical Realization

Only after these steps are completed and approved do we begin the technical realization and programming of the app. This ensures that everything is carefully mapped out in advance, so the final development aligns perfectly with the user’s needs.

Room for Personalized Adjustments

Despite the many benefits of a standardized approach, we understand better than anyone that every company is unique. In addition to our standardized approach, there is also room for personalized adjustments, tailored to the specific needs of our users. By implementing these adjustments in the right places, we ensure that other companies are not affected. This way, we can offer solutions that are both standardized and flexible, without compromising efficiency or the user experience.

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