Our Approach
Web development as a unified process is not an easy coup to pull off, especially when trying to define industry-best practices by continuously evolving the quality of services to exceed industry standards. In the digital-first world of today, no web project, regardless of its size, should be a rigid one. A rigid framework doesn't leave much room for freedom to explore new possibilities. Also, the development process is riddled with snags, blind spots that you might have missed, revelatory data that makes you think of changing how your system works, and more.
We, at D CUBE Technologies, understand this and adopt an iterative design approach for web development. Our M.O. (modus operandi) at D CUBE is Dream, Design, Deliver, and we embody this ideology at every operational layer. At the inception phase of the web development process, we first gather information about the requirements of the client and what they plan to achieve. In obedience to this, we then begin with the project all the while closely working with the client for any updates, improvements, and revisions, and finally deliver the result after endless iterations to make sure that the end product matches the client's vision perfectly.
Our iterative website design methodology is based on a periodic process of prototyping, designing, deploying, measuring, and improving a website. The goal of our iterative website designing process is to be prepared for the reality of unpredictable consumer needs and behaviors and to keep responding to opportunities in the marketplace based on this understanding.
This process is not only prudent, but it also helps organizations achieve greater and quicker success as it allows for changes to be accommodated during the development phase and reduce the risk of having an undesirable project at the end. The benefits of our iterative web design approach are many. This approach helps us:
Learn from the evolving market conditions, user engagement, new data, and opportunities.Gain a better idea of appropriate budget and resource allocation during the initial launch of the website. Devise a routine to release features according to a schedule over time. One option to do so is agile web development. Another method of doing this is to plan feature releases on a monthly or quarterly basis with opportunity reviews of each period of the planning phases.
Gain feedback and view consumer behavior to understand user needs.Orient marketing and communications together for feature releases. Each of these feature releases is a chance to display value to the community or web application users.
