Discovery: the goal of this phase is to understand the challenges and opportunities your company faces and how we can work together to address them. The main output of the discovery phase is a high-level scope of work that will inform the design stage.

‍Design: In this phase, we go deeper into the details of the project. The goal is to start co-creating the initial product requirements that we will use in the implementation. The output of this stage is a roadmap, the architecture, UI prototypes, and an initial backlog of requirements as well as team size and estimated project duration and number of sprints.

‍Implementation: we develop the product designed in the previous phase in sprints of 2 or 3 weeks, following scrum methodology. We do this to ensure that we can show you incremental value and get your feedback fast enough to iterate or pivot as needed.

‍Iteration loop: as we develop the product is normal that the users or stakeholders adjust expectations, see challenges and opportunities that hadn't been seen before and hence provide feedback that either adds new or modifies current requirements. When this happens we go through the design stage again.

‍Maintenance: after a product is implemented we monitor it, keep it up to date, and optimize it according to the evolving needs of your company.