We covered the end-to-end development process of the Lautec modules, from product design to development, quality assurance, user testing, launch and maintenance.
Narrowing down the many functionalities of this platform to a single major one, we knew that DPR had to allow users to set up projects within the platform and add traceable activities to it.
Doing so, project administrators could define the main tabs and actions to track within a day, as well as export daily reports to their devices in PDF formats and add summaries and other attachments to the original reports.
We kicked off the process by dividing the Lautec DPR system into sections, based on user stories.
Developing the MVP, our team initially focused on filling the main user’s need of registering data, rather than managing projects. This was done in order to first validate the use case while conforming to a limited budget and a strict time-frame.
Following this stage, we carried on with a set of major development improvements to bring the finite product to market through an iterative approach.
Eventually, the team managed to develop the feature which made DPR truly stand out, transforming it into a web platform that operates offline.