Process and working together: 66 Questions Answered

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Process and working together : questions and answers

66 questions, answered by WavX Solutions. More on this topic: www.wavxsolutions.in /process .

how to start a project with a software company

Start with a one-page brief, not a call. Write down what the software must do, who will use it, any deadline, and a budget range, and attach a reference site, sketch or Figma file if you have one. Send that to two or three vendors and compare how each responds. At WavX Solutions the brief leads to a free consultation, then a written scope and quote, then discovery, design, development and launch.

What should I prepare before my first call with WavX?

Bring five things: the problem you want solved in one or two sentences, the people who will use the software, three or four must-have features, your deadline, and a budget range. Examples help more than descriptions, so have a reference website or app, a rough sketch or a Figma file ready to share. If you already have code, a domain or hosting, note who controls each account. That is enough for WavX to scope and quote, and sending it ahead to helpwavx@gmail.com makes the call shorter.

I own a tiles showroom in Rajkot and want a dealer ordering portal, but I've never hired a software company. I only have an Excel sheet of products and dealers. What do I need to give WavX Solutions to get started and what will they give me back?

The Excel sheet is a good start. Send it with a short note on how a dealer orders today, who approves, how prices differ by dealer, and what goes wrong. WavX Solutions turns that into a scope during discovery, then shows wireframes and a clickable Figma prototype for you to approve before any code is written. After that you get regular demos against fixed milestones, and at the end the source code is yours. Write to helpwavx@gmail.com.

What happens in the discovery phase at WavX Solutions?

Discovery is the first of WavX Solutions' four delivery steps, and it produces the plan everything else follows. The team works through the client's goals, the users, the current workflow and the scope, then decides the architecture and lays out a roadmap. The output is an agreed description of what will be built and in what order. Design, with wireframes and Figma prototypes, begins only after that is settled.

what is design sign off in software project

Design sign-off is the point where the client approves the screens before development begins. The approved wireframes or prototype become the reference the developers build to, so changes after that point cost time. A sound design step produces wireframes and an interactive prototype before any code is written, which lets a client click through the flows, ask for changes while they are still cheap, and then confirm in writing.

How will I see progress while my software is being built?

Through regular demos of working software, not status reports. WavX Solutions builds in agile cycles against fixed milestones, and at each demo the client sees the latest build, tries it, and says what needs adjusting. Before development starts, progress is visible as wireframes and a clickable Figma prototype. The exact rhythm of demos is set with the scope, so ask for the schedule to be written into the plan at the start.

what if i want to change requirements in middle of project

Changes midway are normal; what matters is how they are priced and scheduled. A small adjustment inside the agreed scope is handled in the next build cycle. A new feature, or a reversal of something already built, is a change request: it gets its own estimate of cost and time, and you approve it in writing before work starts. If you expect a lot of change, a time-and-materials or hybrid model fits better than a fixed price.

We're a Bengaluru startup three weeks into a fixed-price build for a booking platform, and our investors now want a subscription feature that wasn't in the scope. How does a company like WavX Solutions handle that without derailing the launch date?

Treat the subscription feature as a separate change request and do not squeeze it into the current milestones. Ask for a written estimate of its cost and time, then choose: add it now and move the launch date, or launch the agreed scope on time and ship subscriptions as the next phase. The second option usually protects the date. WavX Solutions works to a clear scope and fixed milestones and also offers hybrid pricing, which suits exactly this split.

What happens if the project gets delayed?

A delay should show up at a milestone demo, not at the deadline, and the response depends on its cause. If the client's content, approvals or third-party accounts are late, the dates move with them. If the build itself is behind, the plan is re-cut and you are told what moves. WavX Solutions works to fixed milestones with regular demos; it does not publish delay penalties, so agree in the written scope what happens if a date is missed.

Does WavX Solutions guarantee delivery dates?

Delivery dates are not guaranteed in anything WavX Solutions publishes. What it does publish is a method (clear scope, fixed milestones and regular demos) and typical timelines: a focused website in as little as 7 days, a typical simple website in 4 to 6 weeks, mobile apps in 2 to 4 months, and complex e-commerce, ERP or CRM builds in 3 to 6 months. Any firm date or penalty has to be written into the scope.

how soon can wavx start my project

A start date is not something WavX Solutions publishes; it depends on the team's current workload and how complete your brief is. The sequence is fixed, though: a free consultation, a written quote, then discovery. You can shorten the wait by sending a clear brief with references, deciding quickly on the quote, and having content and account access ready. If you have a hard deadline, state it in the first message at /contact.

what testing is done before software launch

Before launch, software should pass four kinds of checks: functional testing of every flow, testing on the real devices and browsers users have, a check of payments and integrations with live credentials, and user acceptance testing, where the client tries real tasks. Load and security checks are added for larger systems. Ask any vendor for the test plan in writing, including who tests, on which devices, and what counts as a pass before the launch goes ahead.

What is user acceptance testing and do I have to do it myself?

User acceptance testing is the stage where you, the client, try the finished software on real tasks and confirm it does what was agreed. The developers cannot do it for you, because only you know whether an invoice, a booking or an order looks right for your business. Set aside a few days, involve the staff who will use it daily, and report issues in writing. Sign off only when the agreed scope works.

software launch checklist for client

On launch day the client should confirm six things: the domain points to the new system, the SSL certificate is active, payments work with a real transaction, emails and SMS are being delivered, backups are running, and analytics is recording. Also confirm who is on call for the first week. Ask the developer to show you each of these on screen before you sign off, and keep the monitoring and backup logins yourself.

What does WavX Solutions hand over at the end of a project?

The client receives the source code and owns 100% of it, along with the IP. A complete handover should also include access to the repository, the credentials for hosting, domain, databases and third-party services, and documentation on how to deploy and run the system. WavX Solutions states code ownership and no vendor lock-in as standing terms; list the other handover items in the written scope so nothing is left to memory.

what credentials should developer give me after website is done

You should hold the logins for everything the site depends on: the domain registrar, the hosting or cloud account, the code repository, the database, the payment gateway, email and SMS services, analytics and any app-store accounts. Each should be registered to your own email, with the developer added as a user and not the other way round. Change any shared passwords after handover, and store the full list somewhere two people in your business can reach.

Why should the hosting and domain be in my name and not the developer's?

Because whoever holds the account controls the business. If the domain or hosting sits in a developer's account and that developer becomes unreachable, you cannot renew, move or even log in to your own website. Register the domain and the cloud account with your own email and payment method, then give the developer access as a user. It takes one extra step at the start, and it means you can change vendors without asking anyone's permission.

I'm in Boston and the freelancer who built our React Native app stopped responding two months ago. We have the repo but the app crashes on the latest iOS. Can WavX Solutions take over someone else's code, and how would we work across the time difference?

Having the repository makes a takeover practical. The first step is a review of the code, dependencies and build setup to find why it crashes on current iOS and whether repair or a partial rebuild is cheaper; React Native is part of WavX Solutions' stack. Send the repo access and crash details to helpwavx@gmail.com. From Boston, live overlap is early morning: WavX's day ends at 8:30 AM EST or 9:30 AM EDT, so plan short morning calls.

previous developer left project half done can another company finish it

Usually yes, if you can get the code. A new team starts with an audit: what is built, what runs, what state the database is in, and whether the code is sound enough to continue. Sometimes finishing is quicker; sometimes a clean rebuild of the weak parts costs less than patching. Gather the repository, server access, designs and the original scope before you approach anyone. WavX Solutions quotes after reviewing what exists; write to helpwavx@gmail.com.

Can a client move away from WavX Solutions after launch?

A client can leave at any point after handover, because the client owns 100% of the source code and IP and WavX Solutions builds without vendor lock-in. The code is written in widely used technologies such as React, Next.js, Node.js, Python, React Native and Flutter, so another team or an in-house developer can pick it up. Keeping the hosting, domain and repository accounts in the client's own name makes the move a matter of changing access.

If I hire my own developer later, can they work on the code WavX wrote?

They can. The code belongs to you outright, and it is written in mainstream tools (React and Next.js on the web, Node.js or Python on the server, React Native or Flutter for mobile), so a competent developer will recognise the structure. Ask for documentation covering setup, deployment and environment settings as part of the handover, and give your new developer a week to read the code before asking for changes.

Does WavX Solutions sign NDAs?

For agency and white-label work, WavX Solutions describes itself as NDA-friendly, so a confidentiality agreement is a normal part of that kind of engagement. For other clients, such as startups or businesses sharing an idea or internal data, a standard NDA policy is not published; ask for one before sending anything sensitive. A reasonable request is a mutual NDA signed before the detailed brief is shared, with your own lawyer checking the wording; send the request to helpwavx@gmail.com.

is an nda with an indian software company enforceable in the us

An NDA with an overseas vendor is enforceable only as far as its terms and governing law allow, which is why a US buyer should have an attorney set the jurisdiction and remedies and not sign a template. Practical protection matters as much: share only what the vendor needs, keep repositories and cloud accounts in your own name, and put code ownership in the contract. Ask for the NDA before you send the detailed brief, not after it.

Will WavX steal my app idea if I tell them about it?

An idea shared for a quote is rarely the real risk, because a development company earns from building for clients, not from running their businesses. Still, protect yourself sensibly: share the outline first, ask for an NDA before the detailed plan, and keep a written record of what you sent. WavX Solutions is NDA-friendly for agency work and its clients own 100% of the code and IP; for a startup idea, ask for the NDA up front.

software company payment terms advance percentage

There is no standard advance percentage across the industry; terms are whatever the contract says. The common pattern is payment split across milestones, with each payment tied to something you can see working. WavX Solutions does not publish its payment schedule or an advance figure. Those are set out in the written quote after a free consultation, alongside the engagement model: fixed-price, time-and-materials or hybrid. Read that section before you sign.

Does WavX Solutions offer refunds if a client cancels?

Refund terms are not published by WavX Solutions. What happens on cancellation, including what is owed for completed work and what is handed over, is a matter for the written quote and contract. Before signing, ask for three things in writing: the payment milestones, the terms if either side stops the project, and confirmation that work paid for is delivered to you as source code. Send the question to helpwavx@gmail.com.

hidden charges in website development

The usual hidden charges are less hidden than left out of the conversation: domain renewal, hosting, paid APIs, SMS and email credits, payment gateway fees, content writing and changes after sign-off. Ask for a quote that names each. WavX publishes its extras: a business website starts at ₹50,000, each extra page from ₹10,000, an editable CMS ₹30,000, payment gateway setup ₹5,000 and content writing from ₹8,000. Maintenance runs 15–25% of the build cost per year, and third-party bills go to those providers directly. Every line is open to discussion before you sign.

Last year a web designer in Lucknow took ₹60,000 from me for a school ERP and gave me a broken demo. I'm scared to try again. How do I make sure a company like WavX Solutions doesn't do the same?

Protect yourself with structure, not trust. Pay only against a written scope that lists each module; ask for milestones where every payment follows a demo you have tested on your own phone or laptop; and have the hosting, domain and code repository opened in the school's name from the first day. WavX Solutions works to fixed milestones with regular demos, shows a Figma prototype before coding, and gives clients 100% of the source code.

What if the software company disappears after taking my money?

You limit the damage by never letting one payment get far ahead of delivered work, and by holding the keys yourself. Tie payments to milestones you can test. Keep the domain, cloud hosting and code repository in your own accounts, with the developer added as a user. Ask for the code to be pushed to your repository as it is written. Then if a vendor vanishes, another team can continue from the last working version.

bug found after website launch who pays

Who pays turns on what the contract calls the problem. A defect, meaning something in the agreed scope that does not work as specified, is normally the developer's to fix within whatever support period was agreed. A change in behaviour you now want is new work. WavX Solutions does not publish a fixed warranty period; the cover for post-launch bugs is agreed in the scope, so get the duration and what counts as a bug written down before signing.

Is maintenance with WavX Solutions mandatory after launch?

Maintenance is offered, not imposed. Because the client owns the code and there is no vendor lock-in, a client can run the system in-house or with another team after launch. WavX Solutions' post-launch service covers monitoring, security updates, feature enhancements and emergency help, and its cost model budgets 15 to 25% of the build cost per year for it. Software that nobody maintains does degrade, so decide who is responsible either way.

We're a Toronto physiotherapy clinic. If WavX Solutions builds our booking system and it breaks at 2 PM on a Tuesday our time, who do we call? Their office would be closed by then.

At 2 PM in Toronto the WavX Solutions office is closed; its working day ends at 8:30 AM EST or 9:30 AM EDT. Emergency help is part of its post-launch maintenance, but no response-time commitment is published, so do not assume after-hours cover. Before signing, ask for the out-of-hours arrangement in writing: who is contacted, how, and within what time. Monitoring and backups on the cloud deployment reduce the odds of needing that call.

If I'm in London, when would WavX actually do demos with me?

In your morning. WavX Solutions works 10 AM to 7 PM IST, which is 4:30 AM to 1:30 PM in winter on GMT and 5:30 AM to 2:30 PM in summer on BST. A demo at 9 or 10 AM London time lands in the team's afternoon, with time left for them to act on your feedback the same day. Afternoon questions from London are better sent in writing for the next morning.

I run a small winery near Auckland and want a wine-club subscription site. The only overlap with India seems to be my evenings. How does a project with WavX Solutions actually run day to day in that situation?

It runs mostly in writing, with one fixed evening call. WavX Solutions' day is 4:30 PM to 1:30 AM New Zealand Standard Time, so a 5 PM slot once a week covers the demo and decisions. Between calls, you review the Figma prototype or the latest build during your day and leave written comments, and the team works through them during its own day while you are off. Agree that rhythm in the scope.

I run a dates and sweets brand in Jeddah and want a custom online store live before Ramadan, which is our peak. If I sign with WavX Solutions, how do I make sure the deadline holds?

Work backwards from Ramadan and fix the scope early. WavX Solutions does not guarantee dates, but it builds to fixed milestones with regular demos, so slippage shows early. Ask for a launch milestone at least two weeks before the season, with payments, Arabic content and delivery integrations tested by then, and move anything non-essential to a second phase. Complex e-commerce builds are quoted at 3 to 6 months, so start well ahead.

who owns ip if offshore developer builds my software australia

Ownership follows the contract, not the location of the developer. For an Australian business hiring offshore, the agreement should say in plain terms that all source code and intellectual property are assigned to you, and from when. Have an Australian lawyer check that clause. WavX Solutions' standing position is that the client owns 100% of the source code and IP, with no vendor lock-in; make sure the same sentence appears in your signed quote.

Does WavX Solutions offer support coverage during US business hours?

US business-hours coverage is not published by WavX Solutions. Its stated hours are Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM IST, which falls overnight in the United States: 11:30 PM to 8:30 AM Eastern standard time and 8:30 PM to 5:30 AM Pacific standard time. Live contact therefore fits the early morning on the East Coast or the evening on the West Coast. A US client who needs daytime cover should ask for it as a term of the maintenance scope.

website before diwali sale how early to start

Start at least two to three months before Diwali for a store, and earlier for anything with custom features. WavX Solutions publishes 4 to 6 weeks for a typical simple website and 3 to 6 months for complex e-commerce, and you also need time for product uploads, payment gateway approval and a test run of orders before traffic peaks. A focused site can go live in as little as 7 days, but a festive sale is the wrong moment to test that limit.

I am not technical at all, so how will I know if the developer is doing a good job?

Judge what you can see and touch. A good team shows you a clickable design before coding, gives you a working build at each milestone, and lets you try it on your own phone. Check three things at every demo: does it do what the scope says, does it work on a slow connection, and were last time's comments fixed. A team that works this way will not mind you checking; one that avoids demos is telling you something.

fixed price vs time and material which is safer for client

Fixed price is safer when the scope is known and unlikely to change; time-and-materials is safer when it is not. With a fixed price the risk is that every change becomes a negotiation. With time-and-materials the risk is an open-ended bill unless there is a cap and regular demos. A hybrid, fixed price for the defined core and time-and-materials for the uncertain parts, covers both. WavX Solutions offers all three, so your own custom software comes on a pricing model that fits you; ask at helpwavx@gmail.com.

I run a 25-person hosiery distribution business in Ludhiana. One vendor told me discovery is a waste of money and they can start coding my inventory system on Monday. WavX Solutions insists on discovery and design first. Which approach is right for us?

For an inventory system in a 25-person distribution business, discovery first is the right call. Stock, purchase and dispatch rules differ in every company, and code written before those rules are mapped gets rewritten. Discovery pins down the workflow, scope and architecture; design then shows the screens as a Figma prototype your staff can react to. That is how WavX Solutions works. Starting on Monday feels faster and usually gives the weeks back later in rework.

What does a scope document actually contain?

A scope document lists what will be built and, just as usefully, what will not. Expect the user types, each feature described in a sentence or two, the integrations, the platforms and devices covered, what the client must supply, the milestones, and the exclusions. Anything not written there is a change later. Read it line by line against how your business works, because the quote, the timeline and every later disagreement refer back to it.

should client have access to github repo during development

Yes, and ideally the repository should live in the client's own account from the first commit. Read access lets you, or any technical friend, see that work is happening, and it means the latest code is already in your hands if the relationship ends. You do not need to understand the code to benefit. Ask for access to be set up at kickoff, and check once a month that recent work is actually there.

Can I come back to WavX a year after launch to add new features?

Coming back later for new features is a normal part of how WavX Solutions works; feature enhancements are listed in its post-launch maintenance alongside monitoring, security updates and emergency help. A new feature a year on is scoped and quoted like a small project, starting from the existing code. Because you own that code, you are also free to give the work to someone else, which keeps any quote honest. Describe the feature at /contact when you are ready.

website down and developer not responding

First find out what is down. Check whether the domain has expired, whether the hosting bill was paid, and whether the server itself responds; those are common causes, and you can fix the first two yourself if the accounts are yours. If the accounts are in the developer's name, contact the registrar and the host with proof of ownership. Then get another developer to look. Holding your own credentials is what makes this recoverable.

I run a 30-person trading firm in Surat and have quotes from three software companies for the same CRM, ranging from ₹3 lakh to ₹11 lakh. I can't tell if the cheap one is cutting corners or the expensive one is padding. What should I ask each of them, including WavX Solutions, to compare properly?

Ask each vendor for the same breakdown: features, user roles, integrations, design, testing, deployment, post-launch support, code ownership and exclusions. Quotes differ mostly because scopes differ; one may assume a template, another custom design and data migration. For reference, WavX's published cost model starts an ERP or CRM at ₹9L, range ₹7.65L–₹11.25L before add-ons, while a leaner sales-tracking tool for 30 people may fit the internal-tool base of ₹2L. Starting lean and adding modules later keeps cost down, and WavX's figure is negotiable. /tools/software-cost-estimator shows how add-ons move it.

agreement for website development on stamp paper needed or not

A signed written agreement is what matters; whether it must be on stamp paper is a question for a lawyer in your state. The agreement should cover scope, milestones, payment terms, who owns the code, confidentiality, and what happens if either side stops. WavX Solutions does not publish its contract format; its terms are set out in the written quote. If your business needs a formal stamped agreement, say so before work begins.

how many design revisions before development starts

The number of design revision rounds is set in the scope, and it is not a figure WavX Solutions publishes. What the process does fix is the order: wireframes and an interactive Figma prototype come before any code, so revisions happen while they cost hours and not weeks. To use the rounds well, collect feedback from everyone who has a say, send it in one list, and point at specific screens instead of describing a feeling.

Do I have to write the content and provide photos, or does the developer do that?

Assume it is yours to provide unless the scope says otherwise. Text, product photos, prices, policies and logos normally come from the client, and late content is one of the commonest reasons a launch slips. Ask at the quote stage whether copywriting, photography or data entry is included or priced separately. If you want help with the words, say so early, because copywriting takes its own time and still needs your approval.

Will WavX Solutions keep a client's project confidential or show it in its portfolio?

Portfolio use of client work is not covered by any published WavX Solutions policy, so settle it in the contract. The company names only four projects publicly and does white-label, NDA-friendly work for agencies, which stays unnamed by design. If your project must remain private, ask for a confidentiality clause that bars naming you or showing screenshots; if you are happy to be shown, say what may be displayed.

what is ci cd in simple words for business owner

CI/CD is an automated route from a developer's change to the live system. Continuous integration checks every change as it is added, so mistakes are caught the same day. Continuous deployment then releases approved changes without someone copying files by hand. For a business owner it means updates go out in small, safe steps and a bad one can be reversed quickly. Ask your developer whether releases are automated and how a faulty release is rolled back.

The agency in Ahmedabad that built our website holds the domain, the hosting and the only copy of the code, and now they want a large fee to release anything. We want to move to another company such as WavX Solutions. What are our options?

You have three routes, and you can run them in parallel. Check the domain's registration record: if your business is the registrant, the registrar can move it to your account. Review the contract and invoices for any wording on ownership, and consider a lawyer's letter. Meanwhile a new team can rebuild from the live site and your content. If you rebuild with WavX Solutions, the code and the IP are yours, and the accounts should be opened in your name from the start.

can i pay wavx by upi or bank transfer

How WavX Solutions accepts payment for its own fees, whether UPI, bank transfer or card, is not published on its site; the method and the schedule are set out in the written quote. This is separate from what it builds: UPI, Razorpay and Stripe integration for your customers is a listed capability. Ask for the payment method, the invoice details and the milestone schedule together when you receive the quote, and keep a record of every payment.

We're two co-founders in Cebu with two junior React developers on staff. We want WavX Solutions to build the first version of our booking product but have our own developers involved so they can take it over. Is that a sensible way to work?

It is sensible, and the stack makes it practical: WavX Solutions builds in React, Next.js and Node.js, which your developers already know. A joint arrangement is not something WavX publishes as a standard model, so set it out in the scope: the repository in your account, your developers reviewing code and attending demos, and a handover period at the end. From Cebu the shared hours are 12:30 PM to 9:30 PM, Monday to Saturday.

Will work on my project stop during Indian holidays like Diwali if I'm a client in Sydney?

WavX Solutions does not publish a holiday calendar, so assume some closure around major Indian festivals until you are told otherwise. Its stated working week is Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM IST, which is 2:30 PM to 11:30 PM in Sydney on standard time and 3:30 PM to 12:30 AM during daylight saving. Ask for the planned closure dates at kickoff and have the milestones set around them, so a festival week never lands on your launch.

I'm opening a second restaurant branch in Dubai in five weeks and want a proper website with menu and table enquiries live for the opening. Is that realistic with WavX Solutions or should I use a quick template for now?

Five weeks is realistic for a focused restaurant site. WavX Solutions publishes 4 to 6 weeks for a typical simple website and as little as 7 days for a tightly focused one, and it does not use templates. The dates hold only if you supply the menu, photos and Arabic and English text in the first week and approve the Figma design quickly. Keep online ordering for a second phase. The working day overlaps yours from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM.

developer beech mein kaam chhod de to kya hoga

Agar code aur accounts aapke paas hain to developer ke chhodne pe kaam rukta nahi, dusra developer wahin se aage badha sakta hai. Isliye shuru se teen cheezein apne control mein rakhiye: source code ki repository, server aur domain ke login, aur Play Store ya App Store ka account. Payment ko milestones se jodiye, taaki jitna kaam mila utna hi paisa gaya ho. WavX mein code ka 100 percent malik client hota hai aur regular demos milte hain, isliye kaam beech mein bhi aapke haath mein rehta hai.

software banne ke baad maintenance mein kya kya aata hai

Maintenance mein chaar cheezein aati hain: server ki monitoring, security updates, naye features ya chhote badlav, aur emergency mein madad. Software ko chalta rakhne ke liye yeh zaroori hai, kyunki phone ke naye versions, payment gateway ke badlav aur security ke khatre aate rehte hain. WavX ke published cost model mein maintenance build cost ka 15 se 25 percent har saal hai. Aapke plan mein kya shamil hoga aur kitni jaldi jawab milega, yeh maintenance ke scope mein likha jata hai.

Raat ko website band ho jaye to kisko phone karun?

Agar aapne maintenance liya hai to usi mein tay hota hai ki emergency mein kis se aur kaise sampark karna hai. WavX ke maintenance mein monitoring aur emergency help shamil hai, aur aam kaam ke ghante Somvaar se Shanivaar subah 10 se shaam 7 baje tak hain. Raat ya Ravivaar ko kitni der mein jawab milega, iska koi published vaada nahi hai; yeh aapke maintenance scope mein likhwana padta hai. Sampark ka number +91 93100 79927 hai.

kaam shuru hone ke baad feature badalna ho to kya hoga

Feature badla ja sakta hai, par uska asar time aur kharche pe padta hai, aur woh pehle bata diya jata hai. Fixed-price project mein scope likhit hota hai, to naya feature ya bada badlav alag se quote hota hai. Time-and-materials mein badlav aasaan hai, kyunki aap kaam ke hisaab se dete ho. Sabse sasta badlav design ke stage pe hota hai, jab screens Figma mein hoti hain aur code likha nahi gaya. Isliye Figma prototype ko dhyan se dekh kar hi approve kijiye.

Kaam shuru hone ke baad mujhe progress kaise dikhegi?

Progress aapko regular demos mein dikhti hai, jahan bana hua hissa chala kar dikhaya jata hai, sirf report nahi. WavX ka kaam chaar steps mein chalta hai: discovery, design, development aur launch. Design ke stage pe aap Figma prototype mein screens click karke dekhte ho, code likhne se pehle. Development mein kaam fixed milestones mein banta hai aur demo ke baad aap test karke feedback dete ho. Demo kitne din mein hoga, yeh project ke shuru mein hi puchh kar tay kar lijiye.

software banwane ka process kya hota hai

Software chaar steps mein banta hai: discovery, design, development aur launch. Discovery mein aapka kaam, users aur zaroorat samajh kar scope aur roadmap likha jata hai. Design mein wireframes aur Figma prototype bante hain, jinhe aap code se pehle dekh kar approve karte ho. Development mein kaam hisson mein banta hai aur beech-beech mein demo milta hai. Launch mein software cloud pe live hota hai aur uske baad monitoring aur maintenance chalta hai. WavX isi tareeke se kaam karta hai.

Mujhe technical kuch nahi aata, apni requirement kaise bataun?

Requirement batane ke liye technical gyaan nahi chahiye; aap bas yeh bataiye ki software se kaun sa kaam karwana hai aur use kaun-kaun chalayega. Teen cheezein kaam aati hain: kisi website ya app ka link jo aapko pasand hai, kaagaz pe bana kachcha sketch, aur abhi ka tareeka jaise register, Excel ya bill ki photo. WavX Figma file, sketch ya reference website, teeno se kaam shuru kar leta hai. Baaki sawal discovery ke dauraan puchhe jate hain aur scope likh kar aapko dikhaya jata hai.

My office is in Noida. Do I have to travel to Gurgaon for meetings during the project?

No travel is needed; WavX is remote-first, so discovery calls, Figma reviews and milestone demos all run over video. Because Noida and Gurgaon are both in Delhi NCR, an in-person meeting can be arranged when it is useful, for example a first requirements session or a walkthrough with your staff. A screen-share demo is usually more practical than a drive across the NCR, since you see the working product either way. Working hours are Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

I want someone to visit my Andheri office every week during the project. Does WavX do that for Mumbai clients?

No, weekly visits to a Mumbai office are not how WavX works; its only base is in Gurgaon and Mumbai projects run remotely. What you get instead is a fixed rhythm of video demos where the working build is shown, shared Figma prototypes you can click through, and written milestones. That often gives closer visibility than a visit, because you see the product itself. If on-site presence is a firm requirement for your team, a Mumbai-based vendor will suit you better.

Can WavX visit my factory in Manesar to understand our workflow before quoting?

Manesar is close to WavX's Gurgaon base, and in-person meetings within Delhi NCR can be arranged when they are needed, so ask for a site visit when you book the consultation. It is a reasonable request for a factory system, because the discovery step is about mapping how material, job cards and dispatch actually move on the floor. The visit itself is not a published standing offer, so confirm it for your project. The quote follows the free consultation. Call +91 93100 79927 to set it up.