Discovery & Planning
A well defined problem is half solved.
SlideWave
Software Blueprint
Precision engineering starts with understanding the problem.
Complex business logic and rules will serve as the basis of every decision made in your software project. That’s why an understanding of exactly what your project aims to achieve is the first step in success.
You'll never get to where you need to be without
finding a path to your destination.
With a SlideWave software blueprint, you will get important insight into critical factors such as:
- Who are your customers?
- Who are your users? (Hint: your customer and your user may in fact be two different personas)
- What does the software need to do to fulfill the needs of your users and customers?
- How will your software guide the user through its various functions?
- What is the best way to lay out the user interface?
- Does the user interface need to be responsive? Does it need to change appearance between small mobile screens, and larger tablet and laptop screens?
We will also provide you with an estimate of the full timeline to build the project, and projected sprint by sprint, and month by month deliverables.
Systems Analysis
When your existing software project seems like it has gone off the rails, it may be time for a systems analysis so that we can help you understand what has gone wrong, and more importantly, how to get your project back on track.
Taking a critical look at what has been built will lead
to the discovery of what should be built.
With a SlideWave Systems Analysis, you’ll learn:
- What went right
- What went wrong
- What is required to move your project forward
- What skillsets developers will need to be able to work on the project
- How long it will likely take to get the project up and running again
In our experience, companies like the diagnostic report because it lets them see what's really going on with their project. This 5-20 page report is one way we can provide that to clients.
We believe in dealing honestly about the state of a system. Even if it’s not in our best financial interests.
