Kseniia Sevostianova

Kseniia Sevostianova is a Senior Project Manager at Dreambit, overseeing the delivery of cross-platform web and mobile projects from discovery through launch. With experience spanning fintech, health tech, and enterprise software, she brings structure and clarity to every engagement — ensuring client goals translate into well-scoped, on-time deliverables. Kseniia works closely with development teams and clients to align expectations, manage timelines, and keep complex projects on track. Her background in agile methodologies and cross-functional collaboration makes her a key part of every project team at Dreambit.

Hello 👋

We decided to clarify the major topic of how projects come to life, get planned, executed, and finally wrapped up.

Here’s a simple breakdown of the journey every project takes, from the very beginning to its successful closure:

Initiation: Defining the project’s objectives, and scope, and identifying stakeholders. This is where ideas turn into a structured plan – resources are allocated, approvals secured, and the foundation is laid.

Planning: During this phase, a detailed project plan is created, including tasks, timelines, resource allocation, risk management, and communication strategies.

Execution: Time to bring the plan to life! This is the core phase where the actual work is carried out according to the project plan. It involves development, testing, implementation, and monitoring.

Monitoring and Control: Throughout the execution phase, the project is monitored and controlled to ensure it stays on track, risks are mitigated, and any necessary adjustments are made.

Closure: Celebrating the finish line! Deliverables are completed and accepted, and the project is formally closed. This involves documentation, transferring knowledge, and freeing up project resources for the next steps.

Every project has its unique story, but these phases are the universal guideposts that lead to success.

Which phase do you find the most challenging when managing projects? 🤔

At Dreambit, delivering high-quality software is our top priority. We employ a comprehensive QA process to ensure our apps meet and exceed expectations. Here’s how we do it: 

 A) Automatic QA:

    1. Unit Testing: Developers write unit tests to validate the functionality of individual units or components of the code.

    2. Performance Testing: Automated scripts are run to evaluate the app’s performance under different conditions such as varying network speeds, device types, and system loads.

    B) Manual QA:

    1. Functional Testing: QA engineers manually test the app’s features and functionalities to ensure they work as intended. This involves following predefined test cases and scenarios.

    2. Usability Testing: Testers evaluate the app’s user interface, navigation, and overall user experience to identify any usability issues or areas for improvement.

    3. Regression Testing: Testers perform manual checks to ensure that new updates or features haven’t introduced any regressions or unintended side effects in previously working functionality. 

Our QA process is designed to catch issues early, deliver a seamless experience to users, and ensure that our apps perform optimally in every scenario. 🚀