Sprint Planning
Breaking work into focused two-week sprints with clear goals and deliverables.
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Development
Clean code, regular demos
Development transforms designs into working software. We build with modern technologies, tested code, and agile practices—keeping you informed and involved every step of the way.
Typical Duration:8-16 weeks (varies by scope)
Overview
We build software the way we'd want someone to build it for us: clean architecture, comprehensive testing, and clear documentation. Technical debt is a choice we actively avoid, because we've seen too many projects slow to a crawl under the weight of shortcuts.
Development runs in focused sprints, typically two weeks each. At the end of every sprint, you see working software—not just progress reports. This regular cadence of demos keeps expectations aligned and surfaces issues early, while creating natural points to adjust priorities based on what we learn.
We believe in transparency about progress and challenges. If we hit an unexpected technical hurdle, you'll know immediately, along with our proposed solution. No surprises, no last-minute reveals—just honest, ongoing communication.
What We Do
Frontend Development
Building responsive, performant user interfaces that bring designs to life with React and modern CSS.
Backend Development
Creating robust APIs, database schemas, and business logic that power your application.
Testing & Quality Assurance
Writing automated tests and conducting thorough QA to catch issues before they reach users.
Code Review
Peer review of all code changes to maintain quality standards and share knowledge.
Regular Demos
End-of-sprint demonstrations of working software to gather feedback and keep stakeholders aligned.
What You Get
- Working software deployed to staging environment
- Source code in version control (Git)
- Automated test suite
- API documentation
- Technical documentation
- Sprint reports and demo recordings
Why It Matters
Development is where the rubber meets the road. Our disciplined approach—sprints, demos, testing, code review—might seem like overhead, but it's actually the fastest path to a successful launch. These practices catch issues early, keep stakeholders aligned, and produce code that's maintainable long after we've finished the project.
Common Questions
Yes. You have full access to the code repository from day one. Some clients like to follow along, others prefer to wait for demos—either approach works for us.
Bugs found during a sprint are fixed within that sprint whenever possible. We maintain a clean codebase rather than accumulating known issues to fix later.
Change is normal and expected. We assess the impact, discuss trade-offs with you, and adjust the plan. The sprint structure makes this manageable—we finish current work, then incorporate changes in the next sprint.
Absolutely. We can integrate with your team, share knowledge, and even pair program. Many clients find this accelerates their internal team's capabilities.