The CyberSense Web Development Process.

Our web development process can be best described as a flexible, partnership-based, service-driven model. Based on the situation, we are capable of deploying the Agile Development Model and the Waterfall Model. Our web development process is designed to mitigate risk, ensure quality, increase speed, and improve the chances of success by applying the appropriate blend of agility, documentation, and control.

 

 

 

Technical Evaluation
A technical evaluation is offered for clients that elect to partner with our consulting team to determine areas where web-enabled technology can improve organizational value. The technical evaluation includes a set of interviews followed by a cost benefit analysis and a set of project recommendations.

Technical Requirements
With a web development application conceptualized, we formalize a plan via the appropriate amount of documentation given the nature of the project. For complex projects where the functionality is clearly known, we'll document the requirements for high-risk areas and then proceed with the Waterfall Method. For projects where the the specifics have yet to be determined, we'll document the high-level functional requirements and proceed with the Agile Method.

Mockups & Prototypes
Whether we proceed with the Waterfall or the Agile Method, we typically create graphical prototypes for the most critical areas of the project so both our developers and clients are able to clearly envision the functionality.

Development & Construction
Once all the prototypes are complete and approved, CyberSense will begin developing the system. Even as we build out an application, we always keep in mind the original intent of the project and look for ways to improve upon the spec.

Implementation and Testing
With the development complete, CyberSense will provide detailed corner case testing before transferring the project to the client. We'll then ask the client to do their own thorough testing. If necessary, we'll provide training, and we'll work with a client to set up appropriate follow-up and life-cycle management procedures.