Process
How a project with Skaylon works
Four phases take a project from the first conversation to software in production, with a written scope before development begins.
Project phases
Discover
We learn about your business, users and goals, review what already exists, and agree what success looks like.
- Typical duration
- 1–2 weeks
- Deliverables
- Discovery summary
- Requirements list
- Success criteria
Plan and design
We plan the structure, data and integrations, design the key screens, and send a fixed-scope proposal with price and timeline.
- Typical duration
- 1–3 weeks
- Deliverables
- Technical plan
- User flows and wireframes
- Fixed-scope proposal
Build
Design and development happen in short, tested increments on a shared staging environment you can review at any time.
- Typical duration
- 4–14 weeks
- Deliverables
- Final designs
- Working increments on staging
- Automated tests
Launch and support
Performance, accessibility and security checks, a controlled launch, documentation and handover, with optional ongoing support.
- Typical duration
- 1–2 weeks, then ongoing
- Deliverables
- Production launch
- Documentation and handover
- Support plan (optional)
FAQ
Questions about working with us
How are projects priced?
After discovery we send a fixed-scope, fixed-price proposal. You know what will be built, by when and for how much before development starts.
Will I see progress while the project is being built?
Yes. You get access to the staging environment, the task board and the code repository from the start of the build.
Do you work with clients outside Kerala?
Yes. Skaylon is based in Kasaragod and works with clients across India and in other countries, with meetings held over video calls.
What happens after launch?
You receive the code, documentation and a handover session. Ongoing support and improvements can be agreed separately if you need them.
Start with a discovery conversation.
Tell us about your project in a few lines. We reply within one to two working days with next steps, usually a short call.