We have a huge wealth of experience, having been in this industry for more than three decades. We’re able to draw on the skills and knowledge we’ve acquired to provide invaluable consultancy services for your project. This could involve comprehensive project management, quality assurance or just general advice.

Many of our project engagements begin with a ‘discovery workshop’. During this phase, we take the time to understand your organisation, your software requirements, and your objectives. With needs and objectives identified, we produce a report documenting the strategic plan for meeting your objectives.

Before work on the project can begin, a technical specification must be agreed. This defines the requirements that the end-product – whether it’s a mobile, desktop, or server software – must meet to be considered ‘complete’, along with details of how the product will deliver the requirements.

Typically,  the specification will have screen mockups or 'wire frames' to show the user interface, and also detail any specific processing or interfaces with other systems.

UX design is all about delivering the best user experience possible. It requires a deep, insightful understanding of the ever-evolving needs and wants of an application’s end-users – something we at Microsec strive to obtain with every project.

User interface design – or UI design – is a component of UX design and can be the difference between success and failure in application development. This is all about making your product easy and enjoyable to use. It involves refining the ways in which people interact with your application to ensure they get exactly what they need from it.

While the specification documents what the application will do, the technical design details how it will do it. This is essential for the engineers to work efficiently, and also when the application interfaces with other systems.

In the development stage, we bring everything together to create a product that meets the original specification and, more importantly, your organisation’s needs.

During development, we typically produce intermediate releases so that progress and design are reviewed regularly - allowing adjustments to the design and even requirements if necessary.