Our methods
We are a human-scaled company, but we try to apply strict methods at every stage of your project. This allows us to address large-scale projects at the same level as the IT market leaders. From design to deployment, we apply rigorously a proven methodology based on iterative and Agile processes, but adapted to the reality of the projects.
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Functional Conception & Design
We do not believe in the concept of 'graphic tracks' where the client is presented with 4-5 agency proposals. The conception and design should be an iterative process, strongly involving the users of the designed interfaces.
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Sprint & releases
Apply agile software development like SCRUM is not easy but result really worth it. An active client's participation, cyclic code and test sprints, pair programming, those are some tricks we try to apply on each project.
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Team Organization
Your project team is composed of numerous staff members under the direction of a project manager. The project manager is your single contact, is very technically knowledgeable, and will pilot the entire project from A to Z.
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Management Extranet and Project Monitoring
For any project launched with us, you will have access to an dedicated extranet, the central receptacle of all the information related to the project. Based on Redmine, we have extended the possibilities and features of the tool quite a bit.
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Continuous Integration
Continuous integration consists of the verification of all of the changes in the source code so that the added modifications cause no regression in the Web application. Continuous integration generally refers to the Agile methods such as the SCRUM and extreme programming (continuous integration comes from extreme programming).
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Automated Tests or Not :)
Automated tests are important on long-term projects with wide and interdependent functional perimeters. Then, at each production implementation, it becomes humanly impossible to test all of the features on all browsers. It is here that automatic tests come into play.
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