Cloudi5 Technologies

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Cloudi5 Technologies Process towards your brand, your website, or your App !!


1. Discussion

Discussing with the client to note all his requirements and needs for the brand new Application.

2. Planning

The client's ideas will be shared with team members, and necessary planning will be done in this stage.

3. Design

A Template will be developed as per the client's requirements and will be forwarded for approval from the client.

4. Coding

Once the template gets approval, the developing team will start coding for that particular template.

5. Testing

 After coding, the testing team will test for errors in the new Application, which will be cleared without any delay.

6. Website all set

After making sure that the Application is perfect, the website will be made live, and your brand-new Application is ready.

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