Work Process

As a developer, my work process begins with research, where I deeply understand the problem domain, user needs, and existing technological solutions. Next, I analyze this information to define clear requirements, scope, and potential risks. This analysis directly informs the design phase, where I architect the system, model the data, and plan the software's structure and user experience. Finally, after iterative coding and testing, the project culminates in thelaunch, a coordinated effort to deploy the product, monitor its performance, and gather real-world feedback for future iterations.

1. Research

This is the discovery phase, where I immerse myself in the problem space to understand the "why" behind the project, studying user behaviors, market trends, and relevant technologies.

2. Analyze

Here, the research is translated into actionable plans. I break down the problem, define specific functional requirements, identify technical constraints, and prioritize features for the Minimum Viable Product (MVP).

3. Design

In this phase, I create the blueprint for the solution. This involves architecting the system, designing the database schema, mapping user workflows, and creating wireframes to guide the development effort.

4. Launch

The final stage is a coordinated deployment to a live environment. This involves executing the launch plan, closely monitoring system health and performance, and preparing for immediate post-launch support and iterations.