An important part of the development process is research and analysis. Before getting to work, we carefully observe the requirements, chose the proper technologies and components and create documents needed during the implementation. Moreover, we study the competitors on the market and our client's platforms in order to provide a solution with reduced integration costs.

Understanding the way things are going to function, link to each other and be presented to the end user, is essential. We believe that the sooner we have this picture, the better the product will be implemented. 648 Group provides documentation, schema and private access to a platform where our clients can see the information structure, flow and also the implementation status.

After having a clear picture about the product's behavior, we focus on implementing the user interface (UI). Our goal during this step is to have a precise representation of what was previously designed by our creative team. Therefore, we begin searching and building the components that best suit the concept and enforce the main attributes.

During the implementation stage, web and mobile products come to life. Making use of our database management skills, our server side and client side programming knowledge, binding all with creativity and enthusiasm, we work together to bring our client's ideas on the market.

Being part of every project, QA plays a key role in the product life cycle. Bug finding sessions, stress testing and optimization routines greatly benefit the final output. Our perspective is not limited to handling coding issues, but also extends to UI fine-tuning for optimal user experience, analyzing the documentation for ambiguous explanations and other.

Constant updates are needed to keep products fresh and relevant to users. They may come as add-ons, content updates, promotional campaigns, new sections and so on. We are pro-active in finding new ways to improve the products and make them more successful. 648 Group offers these services to assist its clients and let them focus on their business, rather than technical issues.