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Design Phase of a Software Development Project: Part 1

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August 25, 2009

On large or very complex software development projects, we sometimes find that there are not many detailed requirements provided upon which we can base our estimates. In those instances, it is extremely valuable to engage in a design phase of a project before the actual development task.


After the design phase is complete, we can then estimate the actual development and deployment efforts based on the design document, which will be much more accurate than a ballpark estimate based on the high level requirements. This not only helps the development team and the client fully understand the project, but also helps the client reduce the risk of paying for an unknown or an undefined end result. Check back later this week to see a more in-depth look at the design phase process.



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