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Experience Designer

A software development project needs an Experience Designer in order to deliver an aesthetically pleasing, and easy-to-use UI.

Users make or break your applications’ success. A software application needs to make the life of the user easier and help the user perform their tasks faster.

The first step in our process is to create a prototype, a visual model of the software to be built. Successively, we develop the UI of the software.

Developing the prototype and translating the coded visuals is the work of the Experience Designer. Although in some businesses these are separate roles, we have found that when the work is executed by the same person the minor meaningful details do not get lost in translation.

QA / Tester

The key responsibility of the QA is to ensure that the functionality meets expectations. We however believe that testing software is a lot harder than that and consider their performance in their ability to break the software.
A developer will test the ‘happy flow’ of the application, iteratively while developing a feature in order to get to a working result. Problems may arise when users do not follow the exact flow that was intended. This is the work of a QA / Tester: To ensure that the functionality works in all scenarios.

Software Engineer / Developer

Developing software is a craft that takes years to perfect – but with the proper training, management, patterns, and practices, developers can be very productive early on in their career.

Our developers are trained full stack; however, some developers have a knack for working in the front-end, and others prefer the back end of the system. Developers become more productive if they work in a smaller problem domain, so we ensure that your application is architected in a fashion that supports this concept.

Solution Architect

Although many applications may look and feel similar, the problem that the application solves is often different, and that means that it requires a different architecture to support the functionality of the application.
It is the Solution Architects’ responsibility to find the right architecture and the technology stack(s) to match business requirements to a functional and scalable system.

Whereas developers like to solve puzzles, the architect keeps an eye on the business requirements and the optimal technical solution to deliver the solution.

Delivery Manager

The role of the delivery manager is to ensure that the core team has a strategy set out in order to deliver features according to the set plan. It is also his role to ensure that the team has everything they need in order to get the work done. The delivery manager will be the point of contact for the client, and will handle the requirements, schedules, and targets.

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Additional Responsibilities

Although the core team will be formed by the QA, Experience Designer, and Software Engineers, there are many little things that need to be taken care of in the team. At SaaS VP we hand out these responsibilities to the core team and we call them ‘hats’ they wear in the team.

Real Time Insight in Progress & Quality

Driving an entire team that is not working on-premise can be a daunting task. We ensure that you will be fully up to date on the progress and quality through the tools that we use. These tools will have a customized dashboard that will show both progress and quality in a single glance.

Also, the latest version of your application will always be available online, so that feedback cycles are shorter and where applicable, you can invite your users to provide feedback fast and often.