Here’s how we will work with you for application development: 1) Test Cases Driven User Stories for Clear Requirements - When our engagement with the client starts we help them create detailed user stories and scope out the next few sprints. 2) Intense Sprint Planning In order to execute projects on time, you need to plan sprints as much as possible. 3) Iterative Delivery Typically, in an agile development process, we will divide the implementation process into several checkpoints rather than a single deadline. They are called iterations and are part of each sprint. 4) Documentation We document everything from application and code level architecture decisions, to live user stories document, to design focused UX/UI/Design System documents. 5) Constant Communication and Retrospective Stand-Up Each workday begins with a brief team stand-up meeting to discuss what we did yesterday, and what we plan to do today. 6) Code review A successful peer review strategy for code review requires balance between strictly documented processes and a non-threatening, collaborative environment. 7) Integrating QA in the development process We have gotten much better about integrating QA in our development process. We used to loop QA in after our code was pushed to the master branch, which was clunky. Now our QA engineers will identify and create a test plan as soon as we begin working on the next sprint. As initial development nears completion, an engineer and a QA engineer will run through test scenarios together. 8) CI CD and Automating Deployment Easily release and deploy solutions by making the build process easier by building CI CD pipeline. The developer's changes are validated by creating a build and running automated tests against the build. 9) Post-release It’s important to circle back and review how the process went once you’re done, be it a success or failure. Did the testing correctly model the production scenario? Did the team correctly estimate the effort required to release a product? How is the product running in production? Review how well the team performed by revisiting the implementation and testing checkpoints. Your team will adjust their performance accordingly as they grow used to being held accountable for every step in this process.