This approach fits some better than others → Who finds us
Behind every solution is a process. A way of thinking. A way of asking the right questions before offering any answers. This page captures the core structure we use when developing applications — from initial request to post-go-live refinement.
1. Understand the Need
This is where everything begins. Clarity here prevents confusion later. We never skip the why.
- Define purpose, value, and goals
- Identify users and their pain points
- Understand existing processes and tools
- Clarify expectations and constraints
2. Discovery & Feasibility
You can't improve what you haven't felt. We take time to understand before we attempt to change.
- Stakeholder interviews and mapping
- As-Is / To-Be process diagrams
- Feasibility notes and risk flags
- Early draft of data requirements
3. Functional & UX Design
Design begins with listening. It’s not just about what works, but about what feels right for the people who will use it.
- Use cases, roles, and permissions
- Wireframes, sketches, logic flows
- Approval rules and business logic
4. Architecture & Tech Stack
We choose what lasts, not what trends.
- Choose app type: Power Apps, SPFx, Azure
- Decide data layer: Dataverse, SharePoint, SQL
- Define integrations and auth model
5. Build & Configure
We build deliberately — not just to deploy, but to define something real.
- Setup development workspace
- Frontend/backend/API development
- Automations and connectors
6. Test & Deliver
We validate not just what we built — but that it’s what was truly needed.
- Functional tests and UAT
- Issue logs and test plans
- Final review and go-live checklist
7. Support & Iterate
Support is part of creation. It's how we keep listening.
- Monitor adoption and usage
- Collect feedback, fix bugs, enhance
- Document what changed
Tools we return to again and again → Support materials
When the method becomes a contract → See how we collaborate
This process isn’t rigid. It adapts to the shape of the request, the speed of the team, and the maturity of the problem. But it never skips steps.