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build, and test
your product

We turn your goals into a shared planFrom there, we build, test, and launch the product with your team

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The V development model

LegendDotted lines show which test checks each requirement.

How KeDA Tech builds software

Our process links each design decision to a test.

Introducing

The V Model

In the V Model, each requirement and design decision has a related test.

At KeDA Tech

Software you can trust

We use the V Model to build what your business needs and check that it works as expected.

01 / Define & build

Requirement

Plan the requirements, design the system, and build it.

02 / Check & validate

Testing

Test each part and check the finished product against the agreed goal.

Business requirements is paired with Acceptance testing.

  1. Business requirements

    Agree on the business goal, scope and what success means.

  2. Product requirements

    Define user flows, product behaviour and acceptance criteria.

  3. Detailed design

    Define interface states, business rules and expected responses.

  4. Architecture design

    Define component responsibilities and how they connect.

  5. Coding

    Turn the agreed designs into working software.

  6. Unit testing

    Check each component against its responsibility in isolation.

  7. Integration testing

    Check that connected components produce the designed screen states.

  8. System testing

    Test the complete product against its requirements.

  9. Acceptance testing

    Confirm with your team that the result meets the business goal.

When stages are skipped

Everyday tasks may fail

Without testing the whole product, users may struggle to complete basic tasks.

Features may not work together

Without checking how features connect, data may not reach the right place.

Small bugs may reach users

Without testing each part, errors may go unnoticed until people use the product.

Every decision on the left has a matching check on the right.

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