The Lean model for software development focuses on eliminating waste, making decisions as late as possible, and delivering results faster. Teams work to find ways to reduce waste at every step. At its core, the model empowers the entire project team in decision-making.
Agile Model
The agile model combines an incremental and iterative approach. The software is released, tested, and improved at each iteration. Surprisingly, the agile model encourages fast failure because it's believed that failing fast...
Did you know that 96% of Americans shop online? Still, in spite of this crushing number, we still have 29% of small businesses without an online presence! This happens because some business owners see the web process as an off-putting task that requires advanced technical skills and large investments.
While it does take advanced technical skills to put up a site the proper way, in today’s world the investment is not that big, especially if you find the right people to...
The Best Choice for Web Design & Development Business
As a well-established and experienced Milwaukee Web Design Company, we know how important a great site is for business these days. But it’s not just about knowing how to design a website, the entire process is important. After all, most small to medium businesses can afford to hire a talented graphic designer to create a fantastic template. What it matters is the process that leads to the site and the process...
Tips to Get Most Out Of Your Website as a Business
Websites are as common today as newspapers used to be in their times. Not to mention that we have a wide range of sites starting with personal blogs and ending with news and entertainment! Still, in this article we’ll only talk about the business website. This type of a webpage is designed to present your business and support it in front of you possible clientele, and most businesses large or...
The waterfall model is considered the most traditional software development method. Also known as the linear-sequential life cycle model, this SDLC methodology remains a useful approach for projects with fixed and clear requirements.
It's a useful model when you don't want to be involved in the development process. Simply provide your requirements, and we'll deliver the finished software product, along with maintenance support. The best part is, with this model, we can determine your cost estimates before the project begins.
people spend most of their online time on mobile devices (51% of mobile digital media time in the US alone). So yes, if you’re not mobile, you will lose customers. But being mobile doesn’t necessarily imply investing in mobile app development.
A mobile-friendly business can follow two main paths: custom mobile app (native software) or the mobile web. A native application comes with lots of advantages such as easy push notifications, access to the hardware, and better performance. However, many businesses...
