What does a typical B2B shop project at XICTRON look like?

Q: What does a typical B2B shop project at XICTRON look like?

A typical project goes through five phases. In the analysis phase (about two to three weeks) we capture requirements, analyze existing systems and record the goals in a specification document. The concept phase (two to four weeks) clarifies information architecture, interface design and technical architecture before the first line of code is written. During implementation (eight to sixteen weeks) we develop the shop iteratively with regular interim presentations, so you can continuously steer progress and direction. The testing phase (two to three weeks) covers functional tests, load tests and user acceptance tests. After go-live, a four-week hypercare phase follows with increased availability. The concrete building blocks per phase can be found under Services. A workflow plan tailored to your undertaking we create in the initial consultation.

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A typical project goes through five phases. In the analysis phase (about two to three weeks) we capture requirements, analyze existing systems and record the goals in a specification document. The concept phase (two to four weeks) clarifies information architecture, interface design and technical architecture before the first line of code is written.

During implementation (eight to sixteen weeks) we develop the shop iteratively with regular interim presentations, so you can continuously steer progress and direction. The testing phase (two to three weeks) covers functional tests, load tests and user acceptance tests. After go-live, a four-week hypercare phase follows with increased availability.

The concrete building blocks per phase can be found under Services. A workflow plan tailored to your undertaking we create in the initial consultation.

What does a typical B2B shop project at XICTRON look like?

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