Software Analysis
At Eluvia, we analyze first
What an architectural design is in construction, software analysis is in development – absolutely crucial for the success of the whole project. It has several levels differing in their depth of detail. And the first one, the pre-sales analysis, we do for you free of charge.
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When analysis helps you
I have an idea but a fuzzy brief
I need it shaped into something workable.
I need a cost estimate before deciding
I want to know complexity and pitfalls before committing.
I want a solid basis for development
With us or another vendor; the analysis is a universal foundation.
Looking for full delivery right away? Project development
The foundation is the pre-sales analysis
Pre-sales analysis is the first step and usually the first contact a client has with a software developer. But don’t worry, we don’t bite :-) The goal of this stage of analysis is to provide a rough estimate of the complexity of the software project, highlight known challenges, and clarify any uncertainties on both sides.
At Eluvia, we typically provide this analysis for free. Getting to know you and your project is a necessary foundation for building mutual trust.
Request a pre-sales software analysisProduct and UX Analysis
This part of the software analysis maps the project from the perspective of user needs and overall goals of your software project. The outcome will be a detailed project description, including a wireframe prototype of the future application. We usually also describe the business model and potential issues that need to be resolved before the project is complete.
The role of a UX designer/analyst is indispensable in this stage, as they will guide you through a series of meetings, covering even those parts of the project that you may not have considered important or might have overlooked.
Technical Software Analysis
It probably won’t surprise you that complex software applications and information systems, which we specialize in at Eluvia, have a lot of logic beneath the surface. Technical analysis describes how the final form will be achieved (where data will come from, how different parts of the application will communicate, etc.). This stage of analysis often includes refining the UI (user interface). In short, we want to clarify ‘what it would look like’ and ‘how it will work’ before we start programming the final product. Analysis is the first phase of our project development.
What you get
- Rough complexity & risk estimate (pre-sales)
- Detailed project & business-model description
- Wireframe / clickable prototype of the future app
- Technical specification (architecture, data flows, integrations)
- A standalone document – usable even with another vendor
Our analysis is so good that clients buy it on its own
With us, analysis isn’t just preparation for development – it’s a complete deliverable many clients order on its own. You can smoothly continue into development with us, or take it anywhere else. No obligation to continue.
How project development worksWould you prefer a specific example instead of a theory?
See a case study of one of our analysesFrequently asked questions
We do the pre-sales analysis for free; deeper product/UX and technical analysis is priced according to scope.
It depends on the level and project size – from pre-sales (days) to detailed technical analysis (weeks).
No. The output is yours and usable with another vendor too.
You do.
Yes, it’s the first phase of our project development – the transition into delivery is seamless.
People who care about you
No call centre, no account manager without context. When you write to us, you’ll hear back from a person who will genuinely be responsible for your project. Each of us has 15+ yrs of experience in getting things done.
Petr Kašák
Makes sure that working at Eluvia is a joy – and that the client can feel it in the result, too.
Matěj Outlý
Keeps the technical bar high. When he says “we’ll do this”, you know it will still work five years from now.
