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A discovery call is the first step of the web app development process. We gather meaningful insights about the business, the purpose of building a web app, business goals, target audience, competition, and market. Discovery call includes collecting relevant and meaningful information about identifying the needs of the users and stakeholders. These insight requirements should be documented in a requirements specification document.

The discovery call should include the following information:

• The purpose of the web application
• The target audience
• The features and functionality of the web application
• The non-functional requirements, like scalability, performance, and security
• The market insights
• The competition and changing buyer behavior

Design is the next step in the web development process. It includes designing the web application. Design is creating a wireframe or prototype of the web application. The design should be user-friendly and easy to use.

The wireframe or prototype needs to include the following information:

• The layout of the web application
• The navigation of the web application
• The design of the web pages
• The style guide for the web application

The next step in the web app development process is development. In this phase of the process, the web application is created. Development involves coding the application and testing it to ensure it works perfectly. You can divide the development phase into the following tasks:

• Front-end development: This is the phase in which the website’s user interface is developed.
• Back-end development: This is the part in which the server-side logic of the web application is built and developed.
• Database Development: Database Development is the phase in which the database for the web application is developed.

Testing is the next step after development in web application development. The web application needs to be tested to ensure it works seamlessly. Testing involves testing the application for functionality, usability, and performance.

The testing phase can be divided into the following parts:

• Unit testing: In this testing phase, individual code units are tested.
• Integration Testing: Integration testing is the phase that involves testing how different code units interact. 
• System Testing: System testing is the testing that includes the entire web application.
• User Acceptance Testing: User Acceptance Testing involves testing the web application with users to ensure it suits their needs.

The final step of the web application development process is deployment. This involves making the web application available for the general use of the users. It is done by hosting the web app on a web server, or it can be done by making the app available to use with the help of a mobile app store. The deployment phase usually involves the following parts:

• Staging: Staging is deploying the web app to a staging environment for testing. 
• Production: This deployment phase involves deploying the web application to a production environment to use by users.