Software Design and Analysis
We design software applications of all kinds, starting by defining the requirements, studying the UI and UX, choosing the most appropriate languages and frameworks, and planning the development process.
In the world of software development, laying a solid foundation is crucial for building a lasting and successful project. This is why we place preliminary design activities before any software development process. In this phase, we work closely with the Client to fully understand their needs, the problems to be solved, the solutions to be implemented, and the most suitable technologies.
The initial phase to understand the client's needs, the project's objectives, and define the software's functionalities.
Creation of a detailed plan that outlines the development phases, the timelines, and the resources of the project, dividing the entire cycle into sprints (Agile framework Scrum).
Definition of the overall software structure, identifying the main components, their interactions, and the most suitable languages and frameworks.
Design of the relational and/or non-relational database to store data securely, performantly, and optimally.
Design of the user experience, focusing on the usability, accessibility, and emotional aspect of the interaction with the software.
Design of the user interface, focusing on the visual, graphic, and interactive aspects of the interface.
Ensure that the software is usable by people with disabilities, following accessibility guidelines and standards (e.g., WCAG 2 and WAI AA).
Creation of low-fidelity sketches that illustrate the layout and structure of the user interfaces, without graphic details.
Static or visual prototypes that show the final appearance of the application and creation of sequences to illustrate the application flow.
Definition of the navigation paths between the different screens of the application.
Creation of visual elements such as icons, illustrations, and images that enrich the user interface.
Design of interfaces that automatically adapt to different screen sizes and devices, such as smartphones, tablets, and desktops.
Development of interactive MVPs of the software to test functionalities and collect feedback from users.
Preparation of the application for different languages and cultures.
Compare different versions of an interface or feature to determine which one works best for users.
Conduct tests and studies to understand user behavior, their needs, and preferences.
Evaluate the usability of the software with real users to identify problems and improve the user experience.
Creation of technical documents, user manuals, and developer guides.
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