Strapi Headless CMS Development Service

From ideation to execution

Business
Analysis

UI/UX
Designing

Quality
Analysis

Solution
Development

Project
Deployment

From start to finish

For your Strapi Headless CMS project, this is the process that we recommend works the best.

For end-to-end Strapi CMS Development

1. Information gathering
This is the initial phase where there is the discovery call to understand the client requirements. Here, we will analyze the clients’ business, their pain points and specific requests and needs.
2. Recommending solutions
Based on our initial discussion, we will develop a strategy, recommend a solution and send out a proposal outlining scope, timeline, deliverables, and cost estimation.
3. Contract & Agreement
The proposal is sent and once the client reviews it and accepts the deal, we enter into an agreement and contract that defines fully the objectives, the expectations and the deal from both parties.
4. Onboarding the client
The very first step of the project is to onboard the client and make them familiar with the team. This also includes making the team familiar with the client requirements and objectives of the project.
5. CMS Development
Once the Strapi CMS development starts, there will be sprint planning, daily standups, demos at intervals, scrum meetings, and regular updates about the progress being sent to the client.
6. Deployment with testing
To ensure that the quality of the work is maintained, testing is done when deploying the project.
7. Client approval
The completed work is then tested by the client. They will go through everything and once they are satisfied with the work, they will give us the green signal.
8. Going live
Once the reviews are done and the client has approved the project, the website goes live.

1. Information gathering
This is the initial phase where there is the discovery call to understand the client requirements. Here, we will analyze the clients’ business, their pain points and specific requests and needs.
2. Recommending solutions
Based on our initial discussion, we will develop a strategy, recommend a solution and send out a proposal outlining scope, timeline, deliverables, and cost estimation.
3. Contract & Agreement
The proposal is sent and once the client reviews it and accepts the deal, we enter into an agreement and contract that defines fully the objectives, the expectations and the deal from both parties.
4. Onboarding the client
The very first step of the project is to onboard the client and make them familiar with the team. This also includes making the team familiar with the client requirements and objectives of the project.
5. CMS Development
Once the Strapi CMS development starts, there will be sprint planning, daily standups, demos at intervals, scrum meetings, and regular updates about the progress being sent to the client.
6. Deployment with testing
To ensure that the quality of the work is maintained, testing is done when deploying the project.
7. Client approval
The completed work is then tested by the client. They will go through everything and once they are satisfied with the work, they will give us the green signal.
8. Going live
Once the reviews are done and the client has approved the project, the website goes live.