Development teams from around the globe indicate that, at least once in their career, they struggled to deliver project results that are in line with their managers’/stakeholders’ expectations.

Factor No 2: Target marketWhile working on a project, a software developer has to keep its target user in mind at all times.

But to be one hundred percent sure that users’ needs are understood, the development process needs to be accompanied by regular user testing.

This provides essential feedback that helps to make the most appropriate changes and ultimately deliver an exceptional solution.

Factor No 3: DevelopersIt goes without saying that the success of the project largely depends on the people who need to carry it out.

We know what you might be thinking: senior developers come at a higher price, but look at it this way: the more they know, the less they make mistakes; and the more efficiently they work, the quicker the testing and development will take, thus saving your money and resources.