The Stages Of A Typical Yumasoft Complex Application Development

Yumasoft Inc. is devoted to securely develop complex applications for different world industries. In a typical software development process, the developers follow a set of procedures called a Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). The experienced software engineers at Yumasoft have a specialized, scalable version of an SDLC. The stages of the SDLC may vary depending on the size, complexity and type of project, but in this article, we will take a look at the typical stages Yumasoft employs in order to ensure that the development and deployment of complex software is competent and successful.

• Stage one: This stage is kind of the "rough draft" of the project. Software specifications are written, and all details on the proposed software is laid out on paper. Software developers, project manager and the client can then collaborate it on.
• Stage two: The creation of wireframes is part of the design stage, in which a blueprint of the application is designed. SRS logic is double-checked for accuracy and consistency. The blueprint will provide the first in-depth look at the application. At this point, any revisions can be proposed by the client and added to the project without causing any major time delays or additional expenses. After collaborating on the wireframes, the client will confirm the mockup and the process will move to stage three.
• Stage three: This stage consists of the user interface (UI) design. This is the first point where the interactive features of the application are showcased aesthetically. The client can review the visual aspects of the design and propose any changes at that time.
• Stage four: A prototype of the application is developed based on the specifications and the UI design. At this stage, the client should be involved as much as possible, in order to propose any desired changes or improvements. After stage four is finished, all proposed changes will most likely result in time delays and additional costs. These first four stages are the most critical stages for the client to be involved in, as client involvement reduces the chance of miscommunication, overlooked features, or other development flaws.
• Stage five: The project undergoes full-blown development. During this stage, it is recommended that clients do not propose any changes.
• Stage six: All deliverables undergo analysis and review, and project collaboration between the developers and the client takes place. Either side may propose changes at this time based on the review and the client's ultimate vision for the completed application.
• Stage seven: This is the beta stage. The application has been completed, but still needs to be tested on a variety of platforms by real users. Revisions or additional features may be added based upon user feedback.
• Stage eight: Final deployment. The completed and tested software is released for commercial or company use, or implemented into a company-wide infrastructure.

The previously-mentioned stages comprise the typical SDLC that Yumasoft implements for complex application development. With years of experience in software development, the software engineers at Yumasoft consider that it is the most efficient SDLC process as it saves clients’ time and money, while expediting the completion of the project.

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