Software Development

Throughout my career, I have worked with various versions of HTML, starting with HTML 4 (introduced in 1997) and XHTML 1.0 (released in 2000). For over a decade, these standards shaped web development. Then, […]

Failed IT projects are more common than you’d expect. Statistics from Zipdo indicate that project managers cancel up to 31 percent of software projects before completing them. A software project can go awry in many ways—from budget […]

With over 192 million active websites available today, the competition to attract, keep, and convert website visitors is steeper than ever. And if you’re thinking, “My website isn’t competing against 192 million websites,” you’re probably […]

We’ve all heard of MVPs in sports, but have you ever wondered, “What is an MVP in software?” A Minimum Viable Product, or MVP, is a product management concept that works great when bringing a new […]

Putting the right software project milestones in place can help you increase your chances of success. PMI reports that 37% of projects fail due to the lack of defined project objectives and milestones. Milestones […]

If you’ve been around the IT field much, you’ve likely been involved in several debates on the topic of programming languages and tech stacks. These debates can be quite passionate. Even debates where people […]

In this article, we describe the three main phases that a custom software project goes through, and the typical software development timeline. Understanding a typical custom software development timeline can help you make more […]

In this article, we will tackle one of the first questions we get asked by our clients: How much do custom software development services cost? It is a tough question to answer for anyone […]

To build or not to build. That is the question many businesses face when they need new software. Building offers the benefit of having tailor-made software and customized solutions for your business and workplace […]

Software development is often imagined as a process that culminates in a finished product—once the code is written and deployed, the job is done. But deployment is merely one phase of a software’s life. […]