Scoping with Merixstudio - how can you benefit from it?

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It's made me actually understand my application

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better than I have in the past twelve years from using it.

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Every session at Merixstudio is different.

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It means that every agenda is tailored to project needs.

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Sometimes we focus more on business needs and strategy.

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Sometimes more important is an analysis of user

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flows and creation of new logic in application.

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I absolutely think it's a good way to start the development process.

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Like I said before,

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we've had other developers that don't do workshops.

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It just takes longer to get get up and going.

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We're in our second day of it and already we've done more, I guess,

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ideas and development and thought process and then we

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probably done in the year on our own at our own company.

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You'll be able to discuss your project with a bunch of

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handpicked IT professionals.

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Merixstudio is a team of two hundred and fifty agile experts

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experienced in building digital products remotely,

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So you'll be in good hands.

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It's also an opportunity to get to know us and our processes

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better, as well as check if there is a culture fit between us.

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Everybody has a unique, look.

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We have front end user interface.

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We have back end graphic design and then project managers.

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So we have one person for every little facet of the the man the project.

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And everybody is giving very good advice, good opinions.

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It's been very very beneficial.

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I I can't say enough about the team.

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The architect, the app developers, the UI,

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people all being able to collaborate at the same time.

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It really makes a big difference. After such a meeting,

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the estimation will be much more accurate than after

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exchanging just a few emails or a single video call.

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That's because we've already had the chance to discuss your

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business needs and product challenges.

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What's more, you now have firsthand experience of our expertise and

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domain knowledge.

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And you know they were not only empty promises.

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Being forced to go through and do story mapping and doing

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sketches and discussing the very specific workflows is

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extremely beneficial.

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It's very helpful.

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So that was a very, big eye opener.

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It's also helped everybody else learn the application a lot faster.

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I've seen I've had these conversations with other

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programming companies and they tend to not really catch on to

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not only our application but the insurance industry.

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And I feel like everybody here has been,

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they understand not only our application but the industry as

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well, which I think is very important.

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I strongly believe that close cooperation between

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business, design and technology is the most

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efficient way of product development.