This is a crucial first step where we gather requirements, understand the client's needs, and identify potential challenges. It sets the foundation for the entire project.

After understanding the project requirements, this step involves creating a detailed proposal that includes cost estimations, timelines, and scope. It's important to establish clear expectations and agreement before proceeding.

Workshops help to further refine requirements, align expectations, and initiate the project with all stakeholders on the same page. This step is crucial to ensuring everyone understands the goals and processes involved.

A detailed plan is created based on the insights gathered from the discovery and workshops. This includes project timelines, resource allocation, and risk management strategies. Proper planning ensures smooth execution.

This phase is where development takes the lead. Teams execute the project plan, diligently building the product while iterating and testing continuously to ensure it meets quality standards. It’s a critical phase that turns concepts into a working, finished product.

Once the product has been developed and tested, it is delivered to the client. This includes final quality assurance, deployment, and handover. Delivery is a critical phase that marks the transition from development to operational use.

Ensure the product’s continuous performance and reliability through regular updates, issue resolution, and enhancements based on user feedback.