This is the process where we define together a system that exactly matches your requirements and, more importantly, your desired features and business goals. The process flows roughly like this:
You describe features and, more importantly, goals you want to achieve and then we work out and propose a system that is, in our view, the best way to achieve them. We are talking here about the "I need a way for my admins to see newly submitted items quickly" feature requests and not about the "I need a list of items sorted by date" feature requests. The former is a goal statement, the latter is an implementation guide and, in our experience, designing a system around a goal statement yields far better results. Of course, if you insist on doing something your way, we will do it and give you all the technical advice you need in the process.
System design is a repetitive process and vaguely resembles the game of ping-pong where we produce a draft of a system, you revise it and comment on it, and, after a few iterations, we come up with a system draft that meets your requirements. This also includes proposing a required server infrastructure.
This is the process of physical development of the system that has been designed in the previous step. This process is highly transparent as we set up a test server for you in the shortest possible time needed to develop an early system prototype. From that moment until the end of development, you will have full insight into the construction site and you will be able to evaluate implemented solutions as they are being made. That way, we will be able to react swiftly and efficiently whenever you or we decide that something that looked good on paper does not really cut it when implemented in the real world.
We feel that this method is highly superior in results it produces to traditional closed development where you are just presented with the finished product in the end and most of the changes then are painful and costly to implement.
The first impression of your website is formed in the first few seconds. It is clear that visitors cannot experience the usability and quality of the contents in such a short period of time. Creating a visually appealing and fast loading site can ultimately affect the visitors' perception about your company and your product.
Whether you use the Trikoder's technology to run your website or not, we can provide you with design and rich media production services that comply with modern standards. We can deliver an intelligent and functional solution tailored to fit your business needs, no matter if you are building a news portal, social network, corporate web page or something completely different.
The process consists of the client's initial input, based on which we can begin with research and brainstorming. After studying and getting familiar with the technical solution which will run your project, all creative and technical ideas (such as the use of animation and effects) are being put together into a detailed project specification which becomes a bible for creating a comprehensive layout and wireframes. After the process of creating wireframes we are going into details: adding shapes, colours, details and graphic elements, which will account for the comfortable end-user experience and professional image of your design. During this process, it is important to always keep in mind the client's initial goal and target audience, and to respect the visual identity guidelines.
No web project development ever truly ends in a way that no new features or modifications of existing features will ever be needed. This is due to the nature of the constantly changing media, as Internet surely is. Our systems are designed with continuous improvement and modification in mind, and maintenance is therefore an organic extension of the development process.
In our view, as design and development phases are crucial in the initial positioning and impact of your project, so is maintenance, if not more, in keeping yourself ahead of competition.
