Dedicated development team company in Austria

Choose a dedicated team when your product has ongoing work and the order of that work is likely to change. A fixed-scope project fits a build with a clear brief and an end point. With a dedicated team, you retain the flexibility to reorder the backlog as you learn more, while giving the people working on the product time to understand its code, users and business rules.

Hiring in-house gives you direct control over who joins and keeps product knowledge inside your company. It also means taking on recruitment. A dedicated team avoids that hiring process and gives you more room to increase or reduce capacity as the work changes. Consider how much control over recruitment you need and how consistently you have work ready to be picked up.

Your engineering setup also shapes the choice. If you have a lead developer with time to direct the work, we can slot into that person's process; otherwise, the team can plan its own sprints against the priorities you set. For an agency with changing client work, capacity that follows its pipeline is another useful consideration.

We use Slack, WhatsApp or email, with regular calls and direct access to the people doing the work. IST is 4h30m ahead of Austria, or 3h30m during Central European Summer Time, from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October. Written updates and agreed review points help work move across that difference.

1. 01

   Discover

   You explain the business, audience and goals; we agree the scope with you. That gives the team context for decisions beyond the wording of an individual task.

2. 02

   Get access

   You walk us through the product and grant access. We read the code, set up the working environments and start with small fixes to learn the system.

3. 03

   Set priorities

   You control the shared backlog. We review it with you regularly, so the next piece of work reflects the decisions you have made about the product.

4. 04

   Design and build

   Where work needs new screens, we refine desktop and mobile designs with your feedback before coding. We test the build on real devices and browsers.

5. 05

   Review delivery

   Items go through code review and testing before release. You accept the work or return it with notes; we also show progress in regular demos and review what shipped, what slipped and whether capacity needs to change.

The plan depends on the work you need done and the way you want the team to work with you.

• Workload

  A full, ongoing backlog calls for a different level of capacity from smaller, irregular maintenance tasks.

• Design work

  New pages, interface updates and design-system work add different tasks to a plan focused on existing development work.

• Maintenance

  Dependency updates, security patches, performance fixes and refactoring need room alongside visible features.

• Working overlap

  The overlap you need with your working hours, and the meetings you ask the team to attend, shape the plan.

• Changing capacity

  Increasing or reducing the plan as your needs change alters the capacity available for the backlog.