Development Flow

1. Requirements: The development team reviews the product requirements and user interface designs to understand what needs to be built.
2. Planning: The work is planned and determines the scope of each task. This can include creating user stories, estimating the time and resources required to complete each task, and defining dependencies and deliverables.
3. Implementation: Each team member works on their assigned task, in close collaboration with the other team members.
4. Test: Once a feature has been deployed, a unit test is performed to ensure that the feature works as expected. As more features are added, integration tests are performed to ensure that all features work together.
5. Launch: Once quality control has been completed and all issues have been resolved, the product is ready for release.
6. Maintenance: After launch, the development team can continue to improve and update the product based on user feedback and market needs. They can also perform bug fixes and resolve ongoing technical issues to ensure that the product remains functional and relevant in the long run.