The PSP Process Roadmap -Detailed Guide for Project Success

The PSP Process plays a crucial role in ensuring the success of the project, thanks to its in-depth preparation phase before the start of development. It begins with a detailed study of the technological flow, followed by front-end design and prototype creation. This approach aims to provide a clear and tangible vision of the final project. The importance of this initial phase lies in the ability to preview the final project in advance, regardless of the technology and functionalities to be implemented. This proactive approach allows for valuable feedback collection and making any necessary corrections or improvements before fully engaging in the project's development by the programming team, enabling them to focus optimally on the programming phase.

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The process concludes with the delivery of the project to the development team, which can consist of your software house/Tech company, the client's choice, or selected partners. This collaboration ensures a smooth transition from concept to reality, delivering a well-structured project usable on various platforms/web app/app...

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In summary, the PSP Process is essential for laying the groundwork for success, providing a clear vision of the final project, and preparing the terrain for a smooth and well-structured development.

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Additionally, Protosparks goes beyond the ideation of the final front-end. Instead, it adopts a comprehensive approach, carefully studying the technologies and functionalities to be integrated through a well-defined schema. In collaboration with the development team, it actively contributes to defining a detailed schema that guides the implementation of the chosen technologies. Together, we assess the technical feasibility of the schema, recognizing that this phase is crucial for project success. This approach not only simplifies the development process, focusing the programmer on both front-end and back-end technical aspects but also reduces potential changes, as the project is already exhaustively defined. Modifying code and making changes to a prototype are two significantly different activities. The role of ProtoSparks embraces not only the visual aspect of the project but also a deep understanding of the technology and functionalities that power it.