This phase focuses on understanding and defining the project's goals, user needs, and specific features. We clarify what the software needs to do and establish the scope and objectives.

Here, designs and requirements are translated into actual code. Developers build the software's components, including the user interface and the underlying logic and databases.

Developed components and modules are combined to ensure they work together correctly. This stage often includes connecting with external services or APIs.

The software undergoes thorough testing to find and fix errors. This checks functionality, usability, performance, and security to ensure quality and reliability.

The tested software is released to the live environment, making it available for end-users. This involves setting up servers and final configurations.

Post-launch, this phase involves ongoing support, monitoring, fixing new bugs, applying updates, and making improvements based on user feedback.

During the development of the JESR mobile app, we prioritized a minimalist design aesthetic. The core idea was to create an interface that feels clean, clear, and intuitive. We incorporated simple, subtle animations using Flutter's animation framework to enhance the user experience, making navigation feel smooth and engaging without overwhelming the user.

Using the Flutter framework, our team constructed the various screens and interactive elements of the JESR app. We carefully implemented the defined minimalist visual style, applying the light color scheme and clean typography. Key interface components were built as reusable elements to ensure consistency across the entire application.

A key focus was crafting a modern and smooth initial interaction. We developed a subtle loading or transition animation for when the app starts, aiming for a polished feel. Flutter's cross-platform capabilities allowed us to efficiently build an adaptive layout optimized for usability across different smartphone screen sizes and orientations on both iOS and Android.