Service 3

Small Feature Delivery for Existing .NET Apps

Best for one clearly scoped feature or workflow improvement in an existing codebase, delivered without expanding into a wider rebuild.

  • Typical delivery: one scoped feature outcome
  • Best with acceptance criteria agreed upfront
  • Includes implementation and handover summary

Who this is for

  • Product or operations teams with one backlog item to move forward now
  • Agencies with overflow feature work in .NET stacks
  • Teams seeking practical implementation rather than broad advisory work

Not included

  • Multi-quarter roadmap ownership
  • Open-ended architectural discovery work
  • Large full-application redesign projects

Problems this service solves

  • Missing admin controls slowing operational teams
  • Workflow friction from outdated validation and state handling
  • Backlog items that remain blocked due to team capacity
  • Minor integrations and data handoff points that need finishing

What is delivered

  • One scoped feature or improvement shipped
  • Implementation and test coverage at practical level
  • Handover summary describing what changed and why
  • Boundaries documented to avoid scope creep

Typical examples

Need Contained feature delivery Operational result
Manual admin action across multiple screens Introduce targeted workflow screen with audit-friendly validation Less manual repetition and fewer errors
Inconsistent validation rules Align client and server validation with clear messages More reliable submissions and fewer support issues
Backlog item blocked by team constraints Deliver scoped item within current architecture Feature released without disrupting core roadmap

Pricing approach

Small feature delivery is priced around contained scope and acceptance criteria. If scope risk is uncertain, a short diagnostic is recommended first.

Projects typically start from £350.

Agency overflow work from £295/day.

Optional paid diagnostic: £95-£125.

How work starts

  1. 1. Diagnostic

    Confirm backlog scope, dependencies, and acceptance criteria.

  2. 2. Scoped proposal

    Set boundaries, timeline, and commercial model before delivery starts.

  3. 3. Delivery

    Implement, test, and hand over with concise notes for your team.