User Centric Design:

"If you try to create a building without having a blue print you will end up making a structure you might not even know where to enter from. Same is the case with a software build without usability"

Conceptualization of data from requirement: By understanding the requirement that you have and helping you visualize how the information that you plan to share be displayed in a simplistic yet most effective manner. Thus focusing on the main problem that your application has to solve and getting it right. Creating wire-frames: Once you know what information you want to share with the user of the application there is a need to understand how the application will work in terms of navigation and behavior. How much will the user see on each screen and how do you make the application intuitive and clutter free. Packed with knowledge of usability, skills for design and experience of delivering web apps of 10 years our team can help you get it right before you can actually start building. You want them to keep on coming back don't you?

Sample Wire-frame

 Application Designing and Layout:

After you know what you want to display it is extremely important to know how the user will look at it. This ensures you are building what you need and not just something fancy that does't work.

Creating application skins: Everything that goes in making an application is science combined with creativity. Things like the kind of end-user of the system, average time spent by a user on application and the frequency of use will all come into consideration along with priority and usage of functionalities that the system has to create screens that will be translated as is into your application. Creating application skins and prototype: Before you can go and actually sell your application you might want to get some feedback on it, present it to clients, share idea with someone which would help your application become more usable, and need oriented. We can help you deliver a prototype without actually integrating it with a back-end that will have all the navigation features. Again taking the application closer to what it is desired to be.

Sample Apllication Layout

 Application Development/Programming:

• Architecture and Framework: Creating application architecture to make it extensible, optimized, performant, manageable and robust. Using the right kind of framework and architecture depending on various parameters, scenarios and usecases help reduce development time challenges and make development much faster. Also while adding features or integrating/deriving applications becomes easier and time/cost effective.
  
  
• Coding: Once you know what is required there has to be behavior that has to be added to make the application functional. Add business logic and validations and optimize performance.
  
  
• Integration: Integrating Client with almost any time of server technology using various RPC methodologies after identifying which one is best suited to your application. Making sure that the calls are made optimally to get correct data.
  
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 Deployment, Optimization and Maintenance

"I have a monster hand and all I needed to do was to thread a needle"

• Application deployment: An application's real test begins when it is deployed on a production environment. The size of application, number of calls, manner in which objects are handled all comes into picture. Load time memory v/s runtime memory. Get huge chunks of data once OR get data in multiple asynchronous calls? If these things are not considered than there is a high chance the application might not see the light. Breaking of applications into modules/libraries deploy using various mechanisms is something that we can help you achieve.