The task first, then the code.

We don’t write code until we know what we’re building and why. The technology is chosen last.

From code to product

How separate lines of code turn into a working system.

This illustrates how development goes. There is no client project here.

The task comes first.
Until it’s clear what problem we’re solving, for whom and what the result should be, we don’t pick the technology.
Nothing extra.
Every button, table and feature is there for a reason. Together they work as one system.
Works in real life.
We test it on real scenarios: how actual clients and staff will use it.

Understanding the task
We find out what problem the project solves, who will use it and how we’ll know it worked.
Designing
We describe the structure, scenarios and data. This is also where we pick the technology that suits this particular task.
Building
We write the logic, build the interface and connect the services, checking against the plan.
Testing
We check how it all works on different devices and what happens when someone does something unexpected.
Launch and growth
We release the product. When the business has new tasks, we keep improving it.

An artistic metaphor for the development process.

Code, screens, data and the links between them in one picture. To us a project is always a whole system, where every screen is tied to the rest.

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