Process · Discovery, design, delivery

Three phases.
Two-week sprints. One senior team.

A predictable cadence built around senior engineers, not project managers. Discovery turns the idea into a buildable plan; design shapes the user-facing surface; delivery moves it through two-week sprints with weekly engineering reviews.

01

Discovery

We map requirements, study the business context and research the competitive landscape to produce a buildable plan with a real estimate.

Key Questions & Goals
  • What is the idea behind the product?
  • How can we turn it into a viable product?
  • How much will it cost?
Steps We Take
  • 01We help the client to define all project requirements
  • 02We study the client's business goals
  • 03We run basic research of the market, direct and indirect competitors
  • 04We prepare an estimate based on what we learned
02

Design

We translate the plan into low-fidelity wireframes, then high-fidelity UI — optimized for both end-users and the engineering team that will build it.

Key Questions & Goals
  • A product that will suit end-users in terms of design and functionality
  • A design optimized for the future development
  • A design that can be used for budget and deadline estimate
Steps We Take
  • 01We create a project mind map and design low-fidelity wireframes of the most complicated flows
  • 02We prepare a concept of the project — 2–3 screens or pages and a presentation
  • 03We finish off the designs with weekly sprints
  • 04Based on the finished design, we prepare a detailed development time and cost estimate
03

Delivery

Two-week sprints, in-built code reviews, automated CI/CD, weekly progress reviews, and staging and production environments from day one.

Key Questions & Goals
  • In-built code reviews that help to maintain code quality
  • A team of IT professionals sharing communication and development standards
  • A product developed with the use of best industry practices
  • A flexible development process — we quickly adjust when your plans change
Steps We Take
  • 01We start with setting up a scalable architecture that suits the project's needs
  • 02We work by 2-week sprints and make a development plan for every sprint
  • 03We prepare and submit sprint reports
15-Minute Diagnostic Protocol
“In 15 minutes, we pinpoint the hidden memory wall bottlenecks, KV-cache leaks, and race conditions before you burn another $200,000 on cloud compute. Zero internal plumbing revealed. Just mathematical proof on your own numbers.”
Confidential execution · Bilateral airlock · Mathematical proofZero Slop · Zero Defect
Engineering Principles

How we deliver quality

01

Two-week sprints

Predictable cadence with sprint planning, mid-sprint check-ins, demos, and retrospectives. You see tangible progress every two weeks.

02

Full transparency

Free access to our project management system, staging environments, and source repos from day one. No black boxes.

03

Code review by default

Every pull request reviewed by a senior engineer. Continuous integration runs unit, integration, and end-to-end tests on every commit.

04

Documented decisions

Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) explain why we chose what we chose. Future you and future maintainers will thank us.

What You Receive

Concrete deliverables, every step

01Discovery report with scope, risks, and assumptions
02Technical architecture diagrams and data models
03UI/UX wireframes and high-fidelity prototypes
04Sprint plans and burndown charts
05Continuous deployment to staging and production
06Automated test suites with coverage reports
07Source code with documentation and ADRs
08Production-ready handover with runbooks