Yes, of course; nearly every mobile app that we build also needs a web-based application behind the scenes to drive it. Ever logged into an app? There is a web server in the background, providing the app with data that is verifying whether you have permission to log in, or not. So it is a necessity for the most.

Various factors contribute to launching a successful project, and some requirements may result in the project taking a bit longer to develop than expected. However, for estimation, a decent guide is that a project will usually consume one month for every Rs. (Amount) of development work.

Mostly yes, and sometimes no.

Sometimes, by dedicating more developer resources, the project can be accomplished much quicker. But at some point, we may be restricted by the project, technology, or security needs and obligations.

If you have a dedicated and fixed dead-line, contact us as soon as possible so we can give our best to meet it.

Yes, we provide continuous ongoing support, maintenance, and updates on all our services. We provide the choice to interact with us on an ad-hoc basis for support or have monthly retainer options do you have to require a more consistent and reliable level of service. Ad-hoc support can work for projects that require minimal support to avoid the necessity for fixed ongoing monthly costs. However, this will be at the expense of responsivity as requests are scheduled supported when our resource is out there.

Most of our clients prefer to have a minimum of a little monthly support retainer to urge the simplest responsivity, as dedicated time is scheduled months beforehand. If you've got a highly technical project with us, then we might recommend choosing a monthly support retainer to hide small ad-hoc changes, improvements, updates, and support.

Yes, in fact, we highly recommend that you simply begin by launching the only possible version of your vision first and still adapt it over time. This staged approach is termed launching a 'minimum viable product' (MVP).

The idea behind launching an MVP is that you’ve inevitably made assumptions, and you can’t test these assumptions until you launch something to the world. By releasing a lean first version, you can test your assumptions and use this data to decide on the priorities of future requirements. It reduces engineering waste. We have some choices in making future modifications to your app or website.

You can either commission us to update your app or website on a project-by-project basis, whereby we specify, quote, schedule, and eventually deliver a hard and fast set of requirements as-and-when you would like them. Or, we will take an AGILE approach whereby we schedule during a specific amount of developer time monthly to constantly improve things for you. Both approaches have merit, and it’s likely that you will know instinctively reading this as to which is right for you.

We highly recommend the usage of open source languages wherever possible with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript on the front end, and JavaScript or PHP on the back end. We use React Native for most mobile app projects, but we sometimes use Cordova or PhoneGap if we are working within tight budgets or need to support web, Android, and iOS in a speedy way.

For web apps, we mostly work on frontend layout frameworks such as bootstrap, foundation, material, and SemanticUI in combination with front-end code frameworks such as React or Angular. On the back-end, we generally employ a PHP framework like Laravel or Yii2, with the occasional project in NodeJS.

We also accept your recommendations verifying the project’s feasibility.

Yes, if it’s digital. Most app projects start with creating custom visuals of how the app will look and feel before we start development.

We begin the planning process by discovering the worth behind your brand, its image, and your business as an entire. Once we understand your requirements and objectives, we will engineer a design that's easy to use and performs for your business. i exploit the word 'engineer' here nearly as good design is quite just pretty pictures - what we build has got to work for you. Often this translates to users that enjoy using the location or app and implementing processes that are optimized to convert clients.

We'll usually begin the planning process by wireframing the varied sections of the project, thinking carefully about the user journey throughout the entire process. Once you're proud of the wireframes and specifications, we'll design sharp-looking mockups demonstrating how your app or website will look once built. you will be given the chance to feedback on the look-and-feel and that we won't begin coding it up until you're happy and have signed off on the artwork.

Effective design and usefulness are all about continuous improvement based upon how users engage with what we've made. Tools like HotJar allow us to ascertain heat maps and videos showing how people are using your post-launch product within the world , providing valuable guidance on what's working and what needs improvement.

Probably, yes. We like better to follow our own design process if possible, because it allows us to deliver the simplest quality and consistency, but we will be flexible with this.

There is a difference between an internet site and an internet app, so this answer will exclusively mention website content management. If you would like to understand how we build apps, then please read our reply to “What programming languages and frameworks does one use”.

We use a lot of various content management systems, and each one has its own set of pros and cons. Our general go-to's are Yii2, Laravel, NodeJS, MODX, and WordPress, though we’ve also used many more including Drupal, Concrete5, Opencart, and Prestashop.

Sometimes you may have more advanced plans for your website. You may want user login features with a bespoke dashboard, tools to require recurring payments or want the choice to create an app that connects to your website to populate it with data. If you fall under this category, then you ought to probably consider us building your site employing a development framework like Yii2, Laravel, or NodeJS ExpressJS/Sails.

Yes, we'll need your support with testing the project, please. We have processes for testing and quality assurance, but the way that we expect and use your app, is different to how you'll. You defined the project, and you recognize what you would like better than anyone, so you’ll probably use and interact with what we’ve inbuilt ways in which we couldn’t have predicted.

Even if everything works 100% perfectly once we hand it over to you, you'll got to make sure everything works needless to say to sign-off on the work confidently that we've delivered the project to satisfy your specification.

Testing and achieving sign-off would require a while investment at the top of a project, and potentially at intervals across the lifetime of the project too – So confirm that you simply put aside a while in your diary for when it’s needed.

We are very happy to listen.