Which developer do you need?

Imagine you have a brilliant idea for a new application, service or complex corporate system. You already see the end result, imagine how the users will be delighted. You know that you need developers – frontend, backend… maybe even mobile specialists. In fact, it’s just the tip of the iceberg. Development of modern IT-product is a complex orchestra, where each instrument plays its unique and irreplaceable part. If even one musician is missing or not playing in the right tempo, the overall harmony breaks down.

What happens when the client does not see the whole picture?

First, there are unexpected delays and budget increases. The command seems to be ready, but suddenly it turns out that there is no one to write a technical task, test the functionality, configure the servers or design the user interface. It is urgent to find specialists, which takes time and, of course, money. Secondly, the product quality suffers. Without system testing users will encounter errors. Without a good UI/UX design, the product will be uncomfortable and unattractive, even if under the hood – brilliant technologies. Third, there is a risk of not entering the market. If no one analyzes competitors, studies user scenarios and translates business goals into specific technical requirements, the project risks being postponed or simply unclaimed.

So who are these “hidden heroes” without whom a modern IT project cannot be truly successful?

1. Web Engineer: develops and supports web resources and applications to interact with users through a browser.
2. Mobile Engineer: creates native or cross-platform applications for mobile devices (iOS, Android) targeted at a mobile audience.
3. Frontend Engineer: responsible for the visible and interactive part of the product (user interface) in the browser or application, providing intuitive UX.
4. Fullstack Engineer: a universal specialist working with all layers of the application: from interface to server logic and databases. Valuable for small teams.
5. Backend Engineer: develops server logic, API and database interaction. Provides data processing, security and functionality of the project.
6. Database Engineer: designs, implements and optimizes databases to effectively store and manage information in an IT project.
7. Reliability Engineer: provides stability, performance, accessibility and scalability for complex systems. Critical for large IT projects.

At Mifort, we are well aware that collecting such a complex team is a non-trivial task. We don’t just provide developers; we offer a full-fledged partnership where you have access to the full range of IT professionals you need. We are convinced that before starting to develop, it is critical to identify all the roles and resources that will ensure your project’s success. That is why we propose not to start with the search of individual specialists, but to start with an individual consultation in Mifort at your decision. This consultation is your first step towards clarity. Don’t let “unknown unknown” get in the way of your success. Contact us to get a clear and complete picture. We will implement your idea efficiently and qualitatively. We are waiting for you!