GoingWare has experience architecting a wide variety of software products, and the design for your product will be worked out so that it can be implemented in a straightforward and coherent way. It takes experience and expertise to do this well, as there are infinitely many ways a large problem can be divided up into solutions that could conceivably work, but there are a much smaller number favorable solutions that will be tractable and cost effective to deal with - and as well as allowing for maintainability and future expansion of your product. President Michael D. Crawford has been in the industry for thirteen years and has worked on dozens of products, some of them on large teams, and some of them products he's written entirely by himself. He's also done maintainence on many programs and ported several others from one platform to another. Thus he has the experience needed to design a quality architecture for your program.
Software design is an iterative process.
The complete implications of a design decision often cannot be fully understood until it is at least partially implemented. For this reason, the complete program architecture is not completed up-front but instead is done iteratively, being refined as the product is developed. If a program is well-designed, implementation should be straightforward. Modern object-oriented techniques and programming languages aid rapid and reliable software development. GoingWare aims to produce a reliable program from the very start - we strive to minimize bugs throughout the software development process, believing that the overall time to market will be reduced if defects are not allowed to accumulate.