
Frequently asked questions
What is custom software development and when do I need it?
Custom software development means building a digital tool, app or platform specifically for your business rather than using an off-the-shelf product. You need it when no existing solution fits your workflow, when you need to connect systems that don't integrate, or when you're building something entirely new.
What's the difference between a dedicated team and staff augmentation?
A dedicated team works exclusively on your project and handles the full build. Staff augmentation fills a specific skills gap in your existing team, for example a particular developer or designer for a defined phase of work.
How do I know if a development company is actually good?
Ask who will work on your project, ask for specific case studies of similar work, check their QA and testing process, and ask to speak to a previous client. Be cautious if they can't answer these clearly.
Do I own the code after the project is finished?
You should. Always confirm code ownership before signing any contract. A reputable development company will hand over the full codebase and documentation as part of the project handover.
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