Selleo Labs spółka z o.o.

I am passionate about building beautiful user experiences and finding creative ways of visualizing data. As a Client and Team Lead I implement an Agile approach to mentoring my team, ensuring our solutions remain maintainable, scalable and extensible. From a technological point of view I like challenges and reaching goals while exposing myself to new styles and frameworks.

Jarosław Kisiołek

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Even though **Agile software development teams** are supposed to be adaptable, the reality is that no single individual can manage the full development process. Every project needs a team to put things together, even for little tasks.

A well-oiled software development team works as one unit, with each team member contributing significantly to the end product.

We'll explore how to build a strong software development team and what these positions should entail in this post.

## What factors are important for the size and structure of a software development team?

Forming a [development team](https://selleo.com/software-development-team) isn't a one-size-fits-all proposition. What works for one project may not fit another — even for two tasks within the same organization!

Several variables will eventually influence the size and architecture of a development team.

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### Type of Software

The nature of software might impact how one will set up the **software development team**. This is because each software application has its proprietary technology and necessitates the employment of specialized areas of expertise to function. Many tech experts today have specialized technical skills to identify the correct personnel for the technologies the team is working with. Many Agile initiatives use a blended team-based approach to integrate everything, using specialists and generalists.

### Project Size

If a project is minor, the client will probably just need a few team members to complete it. Relatively small projects are more likely to employ generalist teams, in which each member has a diverse skill set and can manage a variety of responsibilities. To finish each work on a major project, you'll almost always need to engage more professionals.

### Budget

![Img](https://a.storyblok.com/f/86602/870x463/7697ae514b/budget.jpg)

Client’s budget may restrict the sort of expertise and team structure one may use for the project. When it comes to budgeting,  it is very important to be honest about what you can afford and figure out how to make the most of your money.

## The approaches to product team structure

Let's begin with the fundamentals. There are three approaches to forming an agile software development team:

- **Generalist**
- **Specialist**
- **Hybrid**

### Generalist

The "generalist" team comprises people who have a wide range of skills and knowledge. These groups are generally in charge of the entire project or a single feature from start to finish. For outsourcing organizations, this is the most frequent project team structure.

#### Generalist Approach Pros

- Every team member has a thorough grasp of the product, allowing them to concentrate on enhancing it as a whole.
- Each individual is capable of doing their tasks without the assistance of others.

#### Generalist approach cons

- In this approach, nobody has specific knowledge that may raise the need to onboard a new team member anytime in the project's development.

<ReadMore> Read also: [The Basic Structure Of A Software Development Team](https://selleo.com/software-development-team) </ReadMore>

### Specialist

Experts with super-specific areas of expertise skilled at managing confined tasks make up a "specialist" product team structure. Everyone's an expert in their field and, as a result, is solely responsible for their part of the project. For software development teams, this is also a popular approach.

#### Specialist approach pros

- Complete understanding of **all** project components.
- The team can swiftly create sophisticated, high-quality systems.

#### Specialist approach cons

- Because everyone is working on their own, it's possible that the components won't fit in the first few versions.
- Due to a lack of common knowledge, there may be communication gaps.

![Img](https://a.storyblok.com/f/86602/870x565/e6f8bb7a9a/hybrid.jpg)

### Hybrid

The structure of a "hybrid" project team is essentially **a mix** of generalists and experts. These groups work on a project, but they can concentrate their emphasis as needed. By far the finest of both worlds is the hybrid approach.

#### Hybrid approach pros

- Some experts create individual components and generalists who ensure that the system is interconnected.
- The [development process](https://selleo.com/blog/agile-software-development-process-everything-you-need-to-know) is maximally effective.

#### Hybrid approach cons

- It may be challenging to organize workers who have diverse workflow methodologies.
- Putting together a hybrid team takes time and money.

## Structure of the Software Team by Role

During the recruiting process for a software development team, one needs to fill the following roles and responsibilities.

### Client

The client is typically **a key stakeholder** in the overall project who owns the final product and makes the investment. They typically have a broad vision of what the final product needs to look like and its impact on the end-user.

The client is the one person who knows it all when it comes to the requirement of the product, its uses, and the goal to achieve by developing the product.

### Business Analyst

The business analyst acts as a **liaison between the technology and the business** on the project. A robust business model is equally as important as good technology in ensuring the project's success. The business analyst developed a comprehensive market and consumer trends to see where the software project fits in. They also assist in determining how the final product will produce money and how development expenditures can be kept in check.

### Project Manager

![Img](https://a.storyblok.com/f/86602/870x565/b65ccc02bb/project-manager.jpg)

The project manager is in charge of figuring out who will be in charge of which duties and when they will be completed. They also **help team members communicate** and keep track of their progress for the product owner and other stakeholders. They may also be able to give resources to assist each team member in achieving their objectives.

At Selleo, we do not have a Project Manager. We have modified this concept and applied **CTL**s (Client Team Leads) and CLAs (Client Team Apprentices).

A Client Team Lead provides leadership and instruction to a workgroup to ensure that it functions properly. These people can play a variety of roles, including:

- **Managers or supervisors:** They are in charge of managing all team operations.
- **Strategist:** Determines how to approach things and develops a strategy for completing them.
- **Communicator:** This person is in charge of passing information to team members and stakeholders.
- **Organizer:** In charge of tracking and organizing numerous tasks, employees, and paperwork.
- **Goal setter:** This person is in charge of deciding what goals members will strive toward.

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### UX/UI Designer

The appearance and feel of the software program are the responsibility of the UX and UI designers. The terms **"user experience" and "user interface"** are interchangeable. Some designers are experts in either user experience or user interface design, while others have expertise in both. The designer will decide on the aesthetics of the software application and how the functionalities interact. All through the project, they collaborate closely with the frontend development team.

### Developers (Front-end/ Back-end)

These are the individuals that are responsible for coding. Backend developers take control of the product's functioning, which is everything the user doesn't see, while frontend developers focus on the customer-facing components.

#### Frontend Developers

The **front-end developers** are in charge of building the user-facing portion of the software. The developers are the individuals of the team who create code and manage the project's technical components. They take the designer's vision and turn it into a user interface. They also collaborate with backend engineers and other team members to ensure that the front and back end are correctly integrated.

This team member is ultimately in charge of ensuring a pleasant user experience. They must evaluate all conceivable user interactions with the application and any potential difficulties.

The front-end developers write the code for each platform if the software application is offered on numerous systems.

#### Backend Developers

The **back-end development team** is responsible for the software's behind-the-scenes functioning. Although users do not see the backend of the software program, the software must function.

Backend software engineers have a lot of coding knowledge and are typically specialists. They collaborate closely with the rest of the development team to bring the app's features to reality.

![Img](https://a.storyblok.com/f/86602/870x565/eb415a7fdf/qa-specialist.jpg)

### QA Specialist

During the development process, [**QA engineers**](https://selleo.com/software-quality-assurance-services) conduct quality assurance on the software project. They make sure that the product is operating properly and highlight any issues that the development team may have overlooked. The QA team is always testing the software to see how it works, whether there are any flaws, and how it can be upgraded.

QA engineers also consider the product owner's and project manager's needs and scope and attempt to keep the project on schedule. They report on the program's overall quality and progress to the rest of the software development team.

### Scrum Master

A **Scrum Master** is a person who makes sure that the Scrum team adheres to the agreed-upon protocols.

The Scrum master expertly removes roadblocks and diversions that may prevent the team from achieving its objectives. This person serves as a liaison between the Scrum team and individuals or groups outside the Scrum team.

## How is an Agile software development team structure different from a traditional one?

An [Agile team](https://selleo.com/blog/agile-values-and-principles-do-they-still-matter) has a few more extra job roles, such as:

- Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
- Working software over comprehensive documentation
- Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
- Responding to change by following a plan

The core difference between the traditional and Agile team structure is how people cooperate.

![Img](https://a.storyblok.com/f/86602/870x560/a6fbf5d917/tabelka.jpg)

## What is an effective software development team like?

A mediocre team has never created an extraordinary product. As a result, any organization's greatest problem is to guarantee that its employees are driven to perform to their full potential. While almost anybody can recruit talented workers, not every company succeeds in creating powerful collaborative cultures in which its employees may thrive.

- **They communicate well**. Regardless of the sector, communication is at the core of cooperation, and software development is no exception. People in outstanding teams have all the tools and practices to communicate effectively and regularly.
- **They work for a common goal**. Top-down management isn't necessary for great teams. They have a common mission and defined aims. The team's success is viewed as the success of each person in such a setting.
- **They have well-defined responsibilities**. Even though the team has a similar purpose, everyone completely understands what they need to do to make it all work. Objectives, responsibilities, and areas of responsibility are established, and participants hold each other accountable for progress.
- **They have a strong culture**. Developing professional ties, supporting and appreciating one another, and feeling at ease in one other's presence are signs of a healthy culture. Such groups like spending time together at work and outside of it.
- **They don't need to be controlled**. Because exceptional teams with clear goals and a shared vision don't need to be forced, top-down management is becoming a distant memory. They perform an excellent job because they want to, not because they have to.

<ReadMore> Read also: [10 Successful Companies Using Node.js](https://selleo.com/blog/10-successful-companies-using-nodejs) </ReadMore>

## Conclusion

It's not enough to have a concept for a software application. To implement your project efficiently and successfully, you must recruit the correct individuals.

However, if you have any further queries, we are happy to assist you! Selleo has been putting together dedicated teams for a number of high-profile clients from all over the world running business in a variety of industries. We're eager to start putting together your agile team to help your project succeed. If you are willing to discuss, [contact us](https://selleo.com/contact) now!

A well-oiled software development team works as one unit. Read the post to learn more about the basic structure of a software development team.

The Basic Structure Of A Software Development Team

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During our monthly internal day - **Haxorz**, I recently held a workshop dedicated to **End-to-End testing using Cypress**. The workshop was mainly for internal needs, but I thought the topic was something a wider audience could appreciate as well.

I assume that you are here because you want to start or just have started a journey with End-to-End testing. I hope you will find this post useful as an introduction to Cypress Framework: what is it, when to use it and, above all, how to use it. Let’s get started.

## What is End-to-End testing?

End-to-End testing is a technique that scans the entire software ensuring that everything is working as expected and flows smoothly. It **defines system dependencies and checks for integrations**. The goal of E2E is to check the software from the user perspective to avoid malfunctions caused by a failure of any of the subsystems. To find out more about this type of software evaluation, go to the post [How To Conduct End-To-End Testing In Endtest.io?](https://selleo.com/blog/how-to-conduct-end-to-end-testing-in-endtest-io).

End-to-End tests are usually conducted at the end of the development cycle as they cover the UI and analyse whether the application is pleasant to use and the users can achieve exactly what they need to. They are also **crucial** for checking moving parts of software like servers, configuration and other external dependencies.

![Img](https://a.storyblok.com/f/86602/720x490/d860b399ae/end-to-end-testing.jpg)

## What is Cypress?

Cypress is a free, open-source **automation testing tool** created for modern web applications like React or Vue.js. Most interestingly, it is not based on Selenium and therefore works inside the browser DOM elements. What is more, it beats Selenium-based tools in terms of speed, reliability and ease of use.  
Initially, it was developed for unit testing, to be later extended for E2E automation testing.

Cypress provides a **visual interface** to highlight which tests and commands are running, passed or failed. It is helpful for testing interactive applications, allows DOM manipulation, reading and writing data into/from fields, creating redirect and submitting forms.  
The tool uses NPM for JavaScript, making it extremely easy to use with basic knowledge of JavaScript.  
With the help of Cypress, End-to-End, integration and unit tests are super easy to write and debug.

### Pros and cons of [Cypress.io](https://www.cypress.io/)

There should be no surprises that with every tool come pros and cons. Among the **advantages** of using Cypress, there are:

* high execution speed
* ability to take screenshots and videos
* easy debugging
* visualisation of the running tests and commands

![Img](https://a.storyblok.com/f/86602/720x504/49a4b74388/pros-and-cons-of-cypres-io_obszar-roboczy-1.jpg)

However, the tool has some **limitations**:

* limited browser support (Chrome and Firefox)
* only supports JavaScript
* does not support mobile or native events

Let’s now move on to End-to-End testing and briefly explain what it is all about.

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## Why Cypress?

As mentioned above, Cypress is fast, reliable and easy to use. As it is highly independent, it is suitable for many projects on the web. It could be integrated into an existing project or run alongside other testing environments. The setup is easy and there are only two prerequisites to Cypress: installing Node.js and any code editor.

When talking about why Cypress is the right tool for testing it is worth mentioning its core concepts:

* **leveraging jQuery’s powerful selector engine** \- Cypress uses jQuery’s DOM querying API, which allows selecting any elements and shortens the test code. However, keep in mind Cypress is **not** like jQuery and if it will be unable to find any matching DOM elements it will automatically retry the query until the element is found or a timeout is reached.
* **asynchronous nature and relying on timeouts** \- it is crucial to understand that Cypress commands do not do anything at the moment they are invoked, but rather queue themselves to be run later. This means Cypress knows when to stop waiting on an app to get into the expected state. It will try to run the given command until it succeeds or timeouts and fails.
* **commands do not return their subjects, they yield them** \- Cypress chains commands together - with each command yielding a subject to the next command until the chain ends or an error is encountered. There is no need to use Promises directly, however, having an understanding of them can be helpful.
* **no need to assert to have a useful test** \- many commands have built-in assertions letting you perform actions like ensuring an element is visible or has a particular attribute, CSS class or state. Assertions enable you to describe the desired state of the application while Cypress will wait until the elements reach this state or fail the test. To get more info about that go to the [documentation](https://docs.cypress.io/guides/core-concepts/introduction-to-cypress.html#Default-Assertions).

Additionally, Cypress offers a complete End-to-End testing experience with Cypress test runner and Cypress dashboard. More about that on the [official website](https://www.cypress.io/).

## Setup and configuration: Timeouts and stuff

Now that we have discussed all the for and against and got to know Cypress, it is time to start the setup and begin testing. Let’s begin with the commands.

To **install** Cypress, in the project folder run:

`npm i cypress --save-dev`

in order to **add** Cypress as a project development dependency.

And then:

`node_modules/.bin/cypress open`

to start a test manager. Cypress will **automatically** add some tests in Cypress/integration folder - remove all of them and create your own test file.

Then, inside the newly created file add an actual test case, in the `it` block write:

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If that is a bit confusing, a complete guide to Cypress testing can be found [here](https://www.valentinog.com/blog/cypress/).

Additionally, there is a git repo that contains the whole app that is tested using Cypress where you can find various practices and approaches to use when writing tests with Cypress, check out the [real-world app](https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-realworld-app).

When Cypress is added to a project it creates a cypress.json file on its first run and that's the place where you should customize your global Cypress configuration.

<ReadMore> Read also: [How To Conduct End-To-End Testing In Endtest.io?](https://selleo.com/blog/how-to-conduct-end-to-end-testing-in-endtest-io) </ReadMore>

Let me show you some configuration options and other useful commands.

### Configuration options

* `baseUrl` \- URL used as prefix for cy.visit() or cy.request() command’s URL
* `defaultCommandTimeout` \-  time in milliseconds until default (eg. `cy.get`, `cy.contains` etc.) commands are considered timed out
* `responseTimeout` \- time in milliseconds until a response is considered timed out
* `viewportHeight/Width` \- height/width in pixels for the application viewport

Documentation - [Cypress options](https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/configuration.html#Options)

### Navigating, getting and interacting with elements

* `cy.visit("<url>")` \- Visit a remote URL, one of the first commands in your test case
* `cy.get("<selector>")` \- Get one or more DOM elements
* `cy.contains("<text_or_regexp>")`\- Get the DOM element containing the text
* `subject.click()` \- Click a DOM element.
* `subject.type("<text_to_type>")` \- Type into a DOM element
* `subject.within(<callback>)` \- Scopes all subsequent cy commands to within this element
* `subject.then(<callback>)` \- Enables to work with the subject yielded from the previous command

### Making assertions

* with explicit subjects \- eg. `expect([]).to.be.empty`,
* with implicit subjects \- `subject.should("your_chainer_here")` \- eg. `cy.get("error").should("be.empty")` can be chained using `.and`

[List of assertions](https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/assertions.html)

### Debugging

* `cy.pause()` \- pauses the test execution in given moment
* `cy.debug()` \- inserts  JavaScript debugger, requires Developer tools opened

## Summary

Cypress is an **amazing tool** for E2E testing, which, in my opinion, is far better than Selenium.

Because of the ease of writing tests, **high execution time and simple debugging** it is a great solution for developers with any amount of experience, especially those with JavaScript knowledge. Not to mention it is reliable and independent.

However, you should keep in mind that there are some limitations like browser compatibility and the lack of support for native events.

If you are looking for a **specialized developer or a team** not only for executing End-to-End tests but also for building a high-quality solution from start to finish, contact [Selleo](https://selleo.com/contact). Our fully-fledged teams of **experienced engineers** will be happy to help you augment your existing team or outsource the project altogether. Feel free to get in touch to get a free quote and schedule a call.

Cypress is a free, open-source automation testing tool created for modern web apps. It was developed for unit testing, to be later extended for E2E automation testing.

How To Get Started With Cypress? A Simple Guide

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So you have an idea for an amazing product. You know your **target client** and are prepared to start the development. Then you realize, you do not have a technical partner - someone who will build your MVP. You can do it yourself, but what if you have **no clue about coding**?

In software development, the notion of MVP often appears in the context of **risk reduction**, the highest investment returns and in general, **faster time-to-market.**

Many companies decide to outsource the development of the minimum viable product in order to focus on more business development-related operations like marketing etc.

Are you wondering if **outsourcing MVP** is a good solution? What are the benefits of having MVP and its development stages? You are in the right place, keep on reading.

## What is an MVP?

As usual, let’s start with explaining the key concept of this article - MVP. **Minimum viable product** is a version of a product that has a limited set of features. It allows us to get a general understanding of the final product and learning how to use it. The minimalistic functionalities of an MVP allow to test the product and thanks to the immediate customer feedback can be later expanded to create the fully capable product.

<ReadMore> ReadAlso: [What Does MVP Stand for in Business and Why Is It Important in Software Projects?](https://selleo.com/blog/what-does-mvp-stand-for-in-business-and-why-is-it-important-in-software-projects) </ReadMore>

## Where did MVP come from?

Frank Robinson, the CEO of SyncDev once questioned the process of “design, build, sell”. He came up with a model that made the end users share their desires before developers started the development process.

Eric Ries in his book *‘Lean startup’* presented the advantages of such an MVP approach to development. Now, the notion of a minimal viable product refers to the whole mindset *“Think big for the long term and small for the short term”*, which means you should concentrate on the core idea before further enhancing the product.

## Which successful startups outsourced MVP?

There are many examples of successful startups that decided to outsource MVP development. Among the most popular ones are:

* [Alibaba](https://alibaba.com/) - this popular multi-vendor website decided to fully outsource the development in order to create an effective eCommerce structure around China’s internet restrictions. Today, the company has many platforms that are among world’s largest and most popular online marketplaces
* [Slack](https://slack.com/) - one of the most popular communication tools was developed by an outsourcing company that handled the design of the website. The MVP was distributed to beta testers, gaining over 8k users on the launch day
* [Google](https://google.com) - even Google with 90k in-house employees decided to hire outside vendors to gain the expertise they are lacking. Google’s most famously outsourced services are phone and email support for AdWords
* [AppSumo](https://appsumo.com/) - the founder of AppSumo hired a freelance developer to build a PayPal button while he was building the initial website himself

### Benefits of MVP

Having an MVP introduces a lot of benefits at the early stages of development like:

1. focus on the core value proposition - when developing an MVP it is important to determine what are the **key features** of the product and focus solely on delivering them
2. lower costs - because of the fewer features the development process is **shorter and requires less money**
3. finding drawbacks - thanks to the users’ feedback you are able to **quickly define the critical issues** and address them in the next version
4. building a relationship with customers - believe it or not, an MVP helps to **build a stronger connection** with customers as you rely on their initial feedback to implement more features into the solution. This shows you value their opinions
5. reduce remakes - with an MVP there is a lower possibility of needing to **redesign and rebuild** the entire product as the core is tested

### Funding the MVP development

Although many founders want to start founding after the MVP development **it is still possible to fund the MVP development**.

If you have an amazing and talented team you do not need an MVP to get founded. Have an idea that fits the investors’ needs and sparks their interest. You need to have a **ready business model, marketing strategy and the right management team** - this will give you a better chance to get funded.

Remember that every investor is different and a lot depends on your confidence and your relationship. An MVP significantly influences the chances to get funded, but with a quality idea and the ability to execute that idea will determine how easy it is to find a partner.

The best funding option is to acquire it from a **VC firm**, like [NVCA](https://nvca.org/) in the US. Venture capital is a form of private financing for startups, early-stage and emerging companies with high growth potential. Usually, a typical venture capital investment occurs after an initial ‘seed funding’ until the business can support itself.

## MVP development stages

The process of MVP development can be divided into four stages:

1. **Validation -** the first step is to validate your idea through extensive market research, win-loss analysis and understanding the problem of potential customers. You should always keep in mind you want to address only the core problems
2. **Find the MVP -** determine what are the ‘must-haves’ of your product and which features can be added later on. Find the least complicated way to solve your customers’ problems. This basic idea will attract potential clients.
3. **Development -** the development should include only the necessary features. The additional ones will be added in the later iterations
4. **Launch and scale -** present your product to the early adopters, collect feedback and make changes accordingly

As mentioned in the first step, **solid market research** is probably one of the most important steps of MVP development. It will help you identify the target customers. On the other hand, a **win-loss analysis** will help you understand the position of your product on the market.

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## Why Outsourcing MVP Development is a Good Idea?

A lot of startups are sceptical about outsourcing. They have concerns like security, worry about time frames and costs. But there are lots of reason why you should outsource MVP development like:

1. **Access to specialists -** outsourcing gives you the ability to work with world-class specialists of any domain. They will quickly and efficiently deliver an amazing product. Worth mentioning is that many outsourcing companies, like Selleo, have entire teams assembled under one roof which saves you time and money
2. **Cost reduction -** by outsourcing, you save a lot of money. For the costs of hiring an in-house developer, you can outsource the entire development of a feature-rich MVP
3. **Technical consultation -** development agencies come with experience developers and year of work experience. They will perfectly understand your vision and help turn the idea into reality. An experienced team will help you see your product from multiple perspectives while providing constant support
4. **Faster turnaround -** a dedicated team of developers means faster time-to-market. The work gets divided efficiently in order to provide the highest quality product in the shortest time possible
5. **Business focus -** when you have an agency working for you, your focus can be directed on other business processes like marketing and business operations. You do not need to worry about recruitment, training or resource integration
6. **Long-term partnership -** after the initial development is over, you can continue to work with the outsourcing agency to grow your product even further

## Summary

For any startup, **creating an MVP is a journey**. It is something you do only once, so it should be done right. A skilled outsourcing agency will help you shorten the development time and spare you some worries.

Outsourcing MVP development can lead you to better results as you gain access to experts from all around the world. It will also save you a lot of time and money that would otherwise be spent on recruitment and training.

You should not be afraid to entrust your product to a development agency. Think about them as a technical business partner. A committed and talented partner will lead you to success. We even prepared a list of [10 questions you should ask a software outsourcing company](https://www.google.com/url?q=https://selleo.com/blog/10-questions-you-should-ask-a-software-outsourcing-comapny&sa=D&ust=1595591304654000&usg=AFQjCNFi4YnyogcLHMGDixpKWdMLw2BUbg).

If you are currently looking for an **experienced partner** to help you develop an MVP, check out [Selleo teams](https://www.google.com/url?q=https://selleo.com/custom-software-development-company&sa=D&ust=1595591304655000&usg=AFQjCNH32HxYItFWIUofh8q5UUghcWmrKA). Our skilled developers will be more than happy to discuss your product.

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