Software Architecture & Design

If you are new to software development and wondering how you go from idea to software, there are really three basic approaches. You can hire a single person, you can hire a software team […]

Starting the process of developing customized software can add a lot of stress and pressure when you’re uncertain about the best approach to follow and your responsibilities in the requirements definition process. It’s common to […]

Software design is where all great applications start. You have ideas and goals. But before you can begin building your application, you need to weave your ideas and goals together into a clear plan […]

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 […]

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 […]

Software is very intertwined with running a modern business. Existing companies tend to adopt software as a means to scale their business without hiring more people; drive new sales and revenues; or offer customer-facing, […]

Despite your best efforts, custom software product releases don’t always generate user excitement and acceptance like you expect. Sometimes, your final product just falls short of user expectations even when you’ve gathered thorough requirements […]

Designing custom software can be a time-consuming process, yet the best way to avoid lengthy implementation is to get started once you have a lucid idea of the important elements you want included. The […]

Software development is not an inexpensive proposition, which makes upfront design work a valuable endeavor for minimizing risks of missing requirements or client expectations, both of which are key to project success. The old […]