Our methodology for developing your business software
Analysis of your business needs
Developing a business application begins with an understanding of your needs, including :
An initial kick-off to understand your vision, map the project's key contacts and get to know your business KPIs.
Interviews and workshops with stakeholders to analyze their needs, expectations and friction points, and to immerse ourselves in your business expertise.
UX / UI design
The aim of the design phase is to map out the flows and workflows of your business processes and future software.
We transcribe this flow through wireframes: black and white screens designed to define the zones, components and call-to-actions that your future interface should contain, in order to make it more user-friendly. The final step is to model the final screens, integrating your graphic charter.
Iterative development in sprints
Development is divided into sprints, with the aim of moving forward in functional blocks, each block addressing a specific need.
Technical requirements
A DDD approach We adopt a DDD (Domain Driven Design) approach whenever it is beneficial to the project. The aim is to place business understanding at the heart of your software design and development.
TDD We can implement the TDD approach, which involves writing the tests before writing the code to pass them. This methodology ensures higher software quality and reduces the number of bugs.
Continuous functional testing We involve your employees in the continuous testing of the business software to integrate their feedback and ensure that the application meets their expectations.
DevOps We use a DevOps approach to increase the frequency with which your application is deployed or updated.
Some completed projects
DirectSkills
Galadrim supports DirectSkills in the redesign of its business software.