Dean Da Dev
Built by Dean BurtMVP Development
Get the first useful version of your idea into people’s hands. Start with the core workflow, agree the scope and price, and build on real feedback after launch.
Scope & Budget
A focused calculator or tool can start from £399. A starter app with login, database and one main workflow starts from £699. A marketplace, multi-role SaaS product or complex integration needs a larger quote. The discovery call helps establish which version fits your idea.
An MVP is a small working product built to learn whether a particular idea is useful. Before coding, identify the intended user, the problem and the action that should make the product valuable. Dean helps turn that into a prioritised feature list, with later ideas kept on a roadmap.
A visual prototype can help you explore screens and user journeys. A working MVP lets people complete the real task with the required data and access rules. The right starting point depends on what you need to learn. Discuss whether you need an interface to test, a simple tool or a deployed application before setting the budget.
Testing covers the agreed workflow and important error cases before deployment. Once people can use the product, their feedback helps decide what to improve next. Handover includes the code and accounts; new features are scoped from evidence rather than adding every idea to the first release.
Focused product built by Dean
A mortgage and household affordability planner with browser-based calculations and a PDF report. It is an example of a product centred on a specific user task. Your project scope and costs are assessed separately.
Dean Burt is based in Stratford, London E15, working with businesses across the UK. Start with a free discovery conversation about your requirements, budget and timeline. The deliverables, final price and release plan are agreed before work begins.
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FAQ
At Dean Da Dev, focused tools start from £399 and starter web apps from £699. These are defined starter scopes. More complex SaaS products, marketplaces and integrations receive an individual quote.
No. Bring the problem, intended users and the main task you want the product to support. The discovery conversation helps turn that into a practical first-release scope.
Yes. Features, deliverables, final price and the delivery window are agreed before work begins. New requirements are discussed and quoted before they are added.
Yes. Further features can be planned and quoted after you have feedback from users. The handover gives you ownership of the paid-for code and accounts.
Development Services
Explore the scope, starting prices and examples for the work you need.
A website that explains what you do and makes it easy to enquire. Work directly with Dean Burt in Stratford, London, from the first brief to launch.
Starter web apps from £699Turn a business workflow into an app people can use. Dean plans the screens, data and core features with you, then handles development, testing and launch.
Focused business tools from £399Start with a repetitive task or a clear decision you need help with. Dean builds practical tools, integrations and interfaces around how your business works.
Booking functionality is scoped to your workflowMake it easier for customers to book and for you to manage the work. Plan the appointment journey, availability rules and admin tools around your business.
Redesigns are quoted against the agreed scopeImprove an existing site around what your customers need. Start with the pages, content and enquiry routes you already have, then agree what should change.
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