Understand the context
Map the current workflow, users, and friction points.
Outcome: problem mapDelivery path
Every phase has a visible outcome.
For ZARIR, development is not a leap from idea to code. We break down the problem, record evidence, and build something visible, measurable, and improvable at every phase. The result is a delivery path that keeps decisions, ownership, and acceptance criteria clear for the team.
Discover and frame
Turn an ambiguous problem into a buildable brief.
We bring the decision, user, data, risk, and constraints together. The outcome is a shared view of the problem and its signs of success.
Define the scope
Clarify what must be built and what stays outside the current scope.
Outcome: execution briefDesign and prototype
Test the action path before development cost.
We test information architecture, visual language, and action paths in a tangible prototype. This is where ambiguity becomes a design decision.
Information architecture
Shape content, roles, and system states into navigable paths.
Outcome: flow and UIPrototype and feedback
Review the path with users and stakeholders so it can improve before build.
Outcome: testable prototypeBuild and connect
Connect logic, data, and roles into the product.
We build from clear outcomes—from components and APIs to roles, access, data, and integrations with existing systems.
Visible build
Every outcome lives in a visible, reviewable surface.
Outcome: release candidateConnect to reality
Connect real data and workflows to the product, not to a demo detached from work.
Outcome: usable environmentValidate and learn
Validate the experience in real languages and devices.
Across desktop and mobile, Persian and English, we check readability, contrast, key paths, and media behavior. Evidence becomes the basis for the next refinement.
Interface and accessFocus, contrast, touch target, and readability
Media and speedVideo, fallback imagery, and reserved space
Feedback and refinementVisible outcome for the next decision
Evidence before execution
The delivery path should be visible before code begins.
We place the problem, roles, data, and acceptance criteria together so the team knows what to build, how it will be reviewed, and when it is ready for use. This clarity moves the conversation from guesswork to a recorded decision.
- Recorded decisions and constraints
- Reviewable output for each step
- Acceptance criteria aligned with real work
Review in context
Before handoff, test the system in the context of action.
Review is more than looking at a screen. We bring real states, failure paths, different roles, and dependable data together so the product stays clear and usable in daily conditions. The result is a handoff the team can understand, test, and improve.
- Test primary and exception paths
- Review roles, access, and interface language
- Capture feedback for the next cycle
