Yes, in fact, we strongly advise that you begin by releasing the most basic form of your concept feasible and then gradually refine it as time goes on. This phased technique is referred to as "minimum viable product" (MVP) development (MVP). The concept behind releasing an MVP is that you've unavoidably made assumptions, and you won't be able to verify those assumptions until you expose anything to the general public. It is possible to test your assumptions and utilize the information gathered to determine the priority of future needs by releasing a lean initial version of your application. It helps to cut down on engineering waste. When it comes to making updates to your app or website in the future, we have a few alternatives. You may either contract us to update your app or website on a project-by-project basis, in which case we will define, estimate, schedule, and eventually deliver a specific set of needs as and when you needed them, or you can commission us to update your app or website on an ongoing basis. Alternatively, we may use an AGILE method, in which we plan a set amount of developer time each month in order to continuously improve things for you. Both tactics have their advantages and disadvantages, and it's probable that you will know immediately which strategy is best for you after reading this.