Requirements Analyst

First point of contact.

The requirements analyst will be the first web team member you’ll need to communicate with.

A requirements analyst aims to fulfil these three tasks:
Elicit requirements
Analyze requirements
Document requirements

These are the typical responsibilities of a requirements analyst:
Eliciting project requirements
Communicating requirements to other team members
Analyzing product requirements
Developing necessary documentation
Managing the project’s scope

UX & UI Designer

Skill Graphic desingers for MockUps/Wireframe

UX designers might also write user stories (i.e. scenarios or storyboards) to describe user behavior when interacting with an application.

UX designers also perform the following duties:
Create information architecture (i.e decide how information is organized and presented to the user)
Develop wireframes (product blueprints that show the web application’s structure)
Create prototypes for user testing

Web Developers

Code Implement and Programming

Our web development teams structures, developers know enough technologies to write both client-side and server-side code. Full-stack web developers know at minimum HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (JS) for client-side development, and one of several backend programming languages – Ruby, PHP, and Python, to name a few.

Here are the duties of back-end developers:
Write server-side scripts
Create and manage databases
Integrate the application with cloud computing services
Develop or integrate a Content Management System
Implement security standards

Quality Assurance Specialists

Quality Assurance (QA) engineers are impartial guards of product quality

QA engineers perform acceptance testing to guarantee that your product works according to the business requirements. They prepare testing strategies, develop test plans and test cases, execute those tests, and track bugs.

Here’s a list of the most important responsibilities of a QA engineer:
Write tests
Test software quality
Performing regression and negative tests
Test the user interface and app compatibility with various browsers