Design, develop, evolve
Four ways of working together. Which to adopt at any given moment depends on how clear the goal is.
Most of our work is designing and developing software
Turnkey project
The goal and its boundaries are clear.
- Goal, budget and deadline set at the start
- Responsibility for the result is ours, edge cases included
- Acceptance criteria written down before starting
- From you, a contact person who can make decisions
Fixed-budget project
The budget is set, the goal comes into focus along the way.
- The most value possible within that budget
- A complete, usable result, even if you do not continue
- Suited to first versions and working prototypes
- From you, a willingness to choose what to leave out
Targeted analysis
A precise question, an answer in a short time.
- Fixed cost and duration
- A study that puts you in a position to make a decision
- The document stays yours
- No obligation to develop with us
Team augmentation
Our people inside your team.
- Developers, architects or a senior figure for a few months
- Agreed people, with a replacement if it does not work out
- Technical direction and priorities stay with you
- Measured against your team's goals
An example path
Targeted analysis, five days
To frame the problem and identify the sources of risk before committing the budget. What comes out is a document with a direction and the decisions still open, on which to choose whether and how to continue.
Fixed-budget project, fifteen days
To get a working prototype. Within that budget we choose together what to build and what to leave out, and the result is complete and usable even if you decide to stop here.
Turnkey project, three months
To get the complete application, released into production. By this point the goal is clear and responsibility for the result is ours.
Not sure which of the four is yours?
The guidance survey takes three minutes, brings your situation into focus and points to the way of working that makes most sense right now. Or you can talk to an engineer to work out where to begin.
