Ingesting a project scope is never trivial. For this, at Airnauts we've pioneered our own process, centered around domain-driven design workshops.
The customer is king. Instead of just telling them our solutions, we invite them into the process. Together, we uncover gaps and discuss non-trivial (and often surprising to the client themselves) flows, ensuring that what we deliver is not just what they want, but what they truly need.
Unsurprisingly, this is not the norm in the agency world, but it should be, one way or another. By involving our clients every step of the way, we prioritize what's essential and what's just a nice to have. We discuss the inner works of their business and their vision. The result? Huge time savings, fewer headaches during implementation, no misunderstandings, a common language throughout and in the end happier clients with expected deliverables reaching them on time.
Everyone has their own approach, but this is a process that we've mastered over the course of 12 years of continued work with the best companies around the world and we're quite proud of it.
Flight Test Engineer at Boeing
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