DISCOVERY AND SOFTWARE PROTOTYPING
Start your custom software project off right with the top software development company in Toronto.
GYAN CONSULTING DISCOVERY PROCESS : AN OVERVIEW
Before writing any code, our software experts help to identify goals, offer UI/UX services, and build prototypes of the finished product. That’s why we are offering the top software and blockchain technology solutions as per your business requirements.
Identify goals and
user personas
First, our software experts work with your leadership team to understand software requirements. Then they deliver cost-effective software solutions as per your business requirements.
Analyze similar
software solutions
While every software solution is built with the individual client’s unique needs in mind.
Create a
prototype
When creating a software product, prototyping is the ideal way to test, evaluate, and validate your idea with users.
Iterate based on
feedback
After the completion of the prototype, we collect any feedback your team can offer and iterate as needed to ensure our vision is aligned with yours.
Create a project
roadmap
At every stage of the project, we create an action plan that shows clients what we plan to achieve once we've determined the target result, requirements, and technical specifications.
THERE ARE TWO MAIN FORMS OF PROTOTYPING THAT WE USE AT GYAN CONSULTING
One of the top leading software development companies in Toronto, Canada specializing in providing the best and reliable custom software, mobile and web application development solutions at reasonable prices.
UI Prototyping
Gyan Consulting is the top blockchain consulting firm offering UI/UX solutions to all startups and enterprises. This includes branding, and responsive web design by following a thorough analysis of the business requirements you lack.
Proof of concept application
The POC has the same goal as the UI prototype, but in general, it’s very different. A POC is a very minimal version of the software application, allowing your team to test out the core technology and key features. This is particularly useful for projects that require updated technologies such as AI (augmented reality), or for ideas for which the technology might not yet exist.