Software Development . . By Devzin Team
- Starting with screens instead of the job a user must complete.
- Having a committee instead of a product owner.
- Treating the first vendor demo as the specification.
- Ignoring roles and audit until after money moves through the system.
- Leaving integrations until “phase 2” when they are the product.
- Skipping a migration plan for the Excel that is currently true.
- Underfunding design for the people who will use it daily.
- No non-functional limits (file size, users, offline).
- No operator after launch — developers remain the helpdesk.
- Changing the problem every sprint and calling it agile.
Security as an afterthought is its own article: secure web applications from day one. Delivery failure modes sit in why projects fail.
FAQ
Can a fixed-price contract prevent these?
It can freeze a bad specification. It cannot replace ownership. Use it when the job is truly bounded.
If you need software built around a real workflow — not a stack of disconnected tools — see Devzin application development or start a conversation.
