Web Development is the process of developing websites and applications. It includes various specializations, such as working on the web server, web engineering, network security configuration, and website design. However, the everyday use of web development typically refers to coding or writing markups.

The work of a professional web developer is to build websites. He is in charge of the website's performance and capacity, and works side-by-side with web designers in the front end development to make sure the website has a responsive design, is easy-to-use and appealing to navigate.

Depending on your project needs, consider the average working time on your web product from 2 weeks to 6 months.

Depending on your project, tech stack and language needs, the average hourly cost of a software developer working on your product varies from 2 weeks to 6 months. Reach out to us, and we will help you with estimation costs for your product.

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Yes, we do. Our web development service covers redesigning existing websites. We help you shape digital products from scratch or improve your existing ones, always ensuring they're user-friendly.

We use cutting-edge technology from React, Flask, Django to Node and Ruby on Rails. We have a great talent-pool of developers with a high technical expertise.

Learn more about our languages:
• Why use Python?
• Python vs JavaScript: when to use?
• Accelerate your project with React Native and Expo
• Why should you consider Ruby on Rails to develop your marketplace?

Absolutely! Having a mobile-friendly website is more important than ever! We put forth a lot of effort to ensure that your website looks good on all online devices.

We follow an Agile Development Process (Backlog - Bootstrap - Wave 0 - Wave N) focused on continuously delivering useful software in increments. It follows a cooperative approach where the team regularly iterates to improve efficiency and ensure the alignment of business goals. The goals and requirements are reviewed by the end of each sprint to deliver the most value in the next stage.

This is a scrum-based methodology (Plan > Execute > Test > Review). It allows us to deliver new features in shorter time frames responding quickly to change, accelerating your product's development process.

To deliver a world-class digital product, we recommended following the Product Design Process:
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1. Conduct user research - Being the UX designer's responsibility, the main goal of the user research step is to gather evidence that will support the decisions taken henceforth, ensuring that no decision is made based on vague assumptions. In this step, we identify the main aspects of the business model and user needs.
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2. Create user personas - Part of the ideation step, creating the user person is the core of the creative process and it is where the concept of the product is formulated based on the user's needs and the business model (both identified in the Research phase). Here, the UX designer, the product designer, and the product owner should work closely together. Then, the ideal user experience is mapped by describing each user's action. In this step, various user scenarios are written and validated. Overall, it provides a global user experience vision, ensuring its consistency and fluidity. Moreover, the user journey also serves as a base to establish the product requirements.
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3. Plan the information architecture, design flows, and wireframes - In this step, the product designer focuses on creating a physical representation of the concept that has been defined up to this point. They will create a Style Guide (colour palette, fonts, image style, input fields, buttons, and so on). Then they proceed to the Graphic User Interface (GUI) Design, which executes the end-looking screens by applying the Style Guide to the Wireframes. This step provides stakeholders with the final aspect of the product's screens in order to obtain approval before moving to the implementation.
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4. Create the prototype - Here, a click-through Prototype is developed to be accessible online and shareable with other devices and users through a link and password. The Prototype step allows the navigation from screen-to-screen, facilitating the feedback intake either from stakeholders or potential users and investors.
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5. Finalize with usability tests.