Discovery and shaping
Interviews with the people who will use it, a walk through the current process, and a scope that separates the first release from the wish list.
A named team that takes an idea, an internal tool or a stalled platform and turns it into software in production - then stays long enough to make sure it holds up.
Interviews with the people who will use it, a walk through the current process, and a scope that separates the first release from the wish list.
Flows, wireframes and a component set. Enough design to remove ambiguity from the build, not a deck that gets reinterpreted later.
Choices sized to your actual load and team, written down with the trade-offs. The boring option wins more often than not, and we will say why.
Web, mobile, services and integrations. Java, Python, JavaScript and the cloud services around them, with reviews and standards applied from day one.
Automated regression, integration and performance testing built alongside the feature, so the tenth release is not slower to ship than the first.
Pipelines, environments, infrastructure as code, monitoring and alerting - set up early enough to be useful rather than bolted on before go-live.
Most clients begin with the first and move to one of the others once the shape of the work is clear.
You should never have to ask how a project is going. The demo answers it, and the backlog shows what moved.
In your repository from the first commit, under your licence and your branch protection rules.
Architecture notes, runbooks, environment setup and the decisions behind them - written as we go.
Build, test and deploy automation in your account, reproducible without anyone from our team present.
Pairing and handover sessions with your engineers, so continuing without us is a choice rather than a risk.
Rescue work is a large part of what we do. Send us the repository and the history, and we will give you a straight assessment of what it takes to finish it.