What if change requests already occur?

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suchona.kani.z
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What if change requests already occur?

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The coder studies the assignment and finds the optimal solution 10 minutes
Creating a feature branch (basically a copy of the code) 5 minutes
Running a copy of the pages on a local server on your computer 10 minutes
Making the appropriate adjustment 120 minutes
About testing the change on all necessary devices 30 minutes
Upload changes back to the production server 10 minutes
TOTAL 185 minutes
You can see that even a seemingly small change takes a lot of time due to the technological process, which is practically unavoidable. At AITOM, we handle transfers between local and production servers automatically. The coder clicks 3 times and the automatic deploy takes care of the rest . This eliminates the error rate and also dramatically reduces the time required for all changes.

Draw twice, code once
Generally speaking, it is better to avoid change requests during facebook database development . If you prepare the materials well in advance , you will not have to deal with change requests. At AITOM, we prepare the complete appearance of the website as part of the assignment – ​​in an initial study. Thanks to this, we know exactly where and what buttons will be, whether and what kind of carousels we want, we prepare a responsive version, etc.

So consider in advance what you really need on the website. Think about the development of the website in the future . Do you want to expand your portfolio on the website ? Tell the developers about it right away. They will prepare the code in advance that will allow its expansion. It is much better not to use the full potential of the website in the first phase than to add components to the pages in the future that the website was not built on from the beginning.

Sometimes change requests cannot be avoided. For example, if during the implementation of a web project there are significant changes in your company, e.g. in the portfolio of services, etc., we as your agency have to react to this. In principle, there are two basic options for dealing with these inevitable change requests.
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