How We Work
A Clear Process, No Black Boxes
Every Fajarix project follows the same clear steps, with written scope, regular demos and one project lead who keeps you informed. You always know what is done, what is next and what it costs.
How Does a Fajarix Project Run?
Every project moves through six steps: discovery, architecture, design, building in two-week sprints, testing, and launch with support. Each step ends with something you can review, and you approve it before the next step begins.
Discovery
We sign an NDA on request, before you share anything confidential. Then we learn your goals, users and constraints, and write a scope document with priorities, risks and what success looks like.
Architecture
Senior engineers choose the stack and design the system, data and APIs. Every major decision is written down and reviewed with you.
Design
Wireframes, then high-fidelity screens and a clickable prototype, with a design review every week. You review and approve the design before development begins.
Build in Two-Week Sprints
Each sprint ends with a demo on a staging site you can open at any time. All code is reviewed before it is merged.
Testing
Automated and manual tests, performance checks and a security review. Issues are tracked and fixed before release.
Launch and Support
We deploy to production, watch closely after release and hand off documentation. Ongoing support is available if you want it.
Which Engagement Model Fits Your Project?
Fajarix works in three ways: a Fixed-Price Project, a Dedicated Team, or Individual Developers who join your team. You can start with one and switch as your product and budget change.
Fixed-Price Project
For well-defined projects. Scope, timeline and price are agreed in writing before work starts, so the budget is clear from day one.
MVPsFeature ModulesAuditsDedicated Team
A project lead, engineers, QA and design working only on your product, billed monthly. Best for products that grow over months or years.
Long-Term ProductsScaling StartupsIndividual Developers
One or more engineers join your existing team, use your tools and follow your process. You manage the work, we handle the rest.
Skill GapsExtra Capacity
Ongoing AI work, such as assistants, automations and model integrations, runs on a monthly basis as a Dedicated Team or Individual Developers.
How Will You Know Where Your Project Stands?
Your project lead sends a written update every week, and every two weeks the team demos working software. The team is reachable on your Slack or Teams on working days.
A Written Update Every Week
Every week your project lead sends a short written update on progress, upcoming work, risks and any decisions we need from you.
Weekly Design Reviews
During design work you get a design review every week, so you see the screens take shape and can steer them early.
Sprint Demos
Every two weeks the team shows you working software, not slides, and you decide what matters most for the next sprint.
Quick Answers
The team is reachable on your Slack or Teams on working days. Messages get a reply within one business day, and urgent issues go to your project lead straight away.
Tools We Use Every Day
You get access to every workspace from day one, or we work inside the tools you already use.
- Jira
- Linear
- ClickUp
- Notion
- Slack
- Loom
- Figma
- Storybook
- GitHub
- GitHub Actions
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
- Google Cloud
- Jest
- Cypress
How Do We Protect Your IP and Data?
Full ownership of the code and all intellectual property transfers to you once it is paid for. We sign an NDA on request, limit access to your systems to the people on your project, and review code for security issues before each release.
The IP Transfers to You
You have access to the repository from the first commit. Full ownership of the code and all intellectual property transfers to you once it is paid for.
NDA on Request
We sign an NDA on request, before you share anything confidential, so your idea and data are protected from the first detailed conversation.
Careful Data Handling
Access is limited to the people on your project and removed when they leave it. We build to support GDPR and design for privacy.
Security in Code Review
Reviewers check every change for common security issues, using the OWASP Top 10 as a guide before each production release.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Long Does a Typical Software Project Take?
It depends on scope. A clickable prototype typically takes 2 to 4 weeks and an MVP typically takes 8 to 12 weeks, while larger products run in ongoing sprints. After discovery you receive a written timeline with milestones, so you know the plan before development starts.
What If the Scope Changes During a Fixed-Price Project?
A Fixed-Price Project covers the agreed scope, nothing more. If you want to add or change something, we write up the change and agree on the cost and timeline with you before the extra work begins.
Is There a Minimum Commitment?
A Dedicated Team and Individual Developers run month to month, with a one-month minimum and then 30 days’ notice.
What If a Developer Is Not the Right Fit?
If a developer is not the right fit in the first two weeks, we replace them at no cost.
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Find the Model That Fits Your Project
Tell us what you are building. We reply within 24 hours and suggest the engagement model and team that fit your project.
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