We've uncovered for you how we manage our projects and, most importantly, what each approach means for you. Whether you give us your ideas, sit back and wait for the outcome, or be actively involved in the project. We will also explain in a bit more detail how the team working on your project ...
Support&Maintenance
Software support and maintenance is a standard part of any project that is more complex than a website on a WordPress template. In English, this contract is called either a support & maintenance agreement or a service level agreement (SLA). The client - you - makes a written agreement with your software supplier - us ...
Introduction
At the beginning, it needs to be said that each process of project development may slightly differ depending on what technologies the project is working with and what size the project is. The first phase before the contract is signed can typically be the most variable. This is the phase where we get to ...
Project kick off
We signed, shook hands and now we can start working. We usually get through the kick off phase in a few hours, days at the most.
Development&Testing
The tools and processes are ready and we are ready to get to work. In Siesta we manage projects either in a sequential way, which is called waterfall, or in an incremental way, called agile. You can read about their difference here. However, it should also be said here that nearly 90% of our ...
Launch
MVP development is over. What now? Now we're going to launch the product from the development environment to the live server. Typically, this means that we will publish the website, app or system and make it available on the internet or app stores (Google Play or App Store).
Software glossary
Although we try to communicate with our clients as clearly as possible, sometimes we cannot avoid industry terms. We've prepared a list of the most commonly used terms and abbreviations you're guaranteed to encounter in the world of software development.