01
Problem analysis
We first understand the real problem, context and objectives. We do not start with a technology or a screen.
The Red-Byte method
A clear process before, during and after development
We aim to reduce uncertainty, record decisions and build systems that can be maintained and evolved over time.
02
Scope definition
We agree on what will be solved, what stays out and which criteria will be used to validate the work.
03
Initial technical design
We define a technical foundation appropriate to the project size, avoiding unnecessary complexity.
04
Modular development
We build in manageable parts to make follow-up, validation and priority changes easier.
05
Progressive validation
We review deliverables throughout the process. The client validates requirements and helps prioritize changes.
06
Production rollout
We prepare the move to a real environment and verify the delivered functionality.
07
Maintenance and evolution
Once operational, the system can continue with support, fixes, adjustments and new functionality as a separate service.
Before development
A controlled entry point for uncertain projects
When important decisions are still unresolved, we suggest starting with an analysis and definition stage. The goal is to understand scope, risks and next steps before committing to a larger development effort.
The depth of this stage depends on the project; it does not replace a quote and does not imply a standard scope for every case.
During the project
Recorded decisions and centralized communication
- ✓One main formal channel for requests and follow-up.
- ✓A record of relevant decisions and changes.
- ✓Client validation of requirements and deliverables.
- ✓Technical and architectural responsibility led by Red-Byte.
Next step
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