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# Delivery

# Delivery

Software being built, packaged, released, deployed or tested — scaffolding an application, distributing it to tenants, implementing a design, triaging what renders wrongly.

- Analytics instrumentationalso Providers
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Wires tag management into a front end on any of the common frameworks, and works out with the team which user actions are worth tracking.
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- Application scaffolding
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Scaffolds complete applications on the standard stack, front end and back end together in one repository, with the shared packages between them.
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- Design implementation
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Translates a design into existing interface code, preserving the business logic underneath and locking in the breakpoints.
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- Design testing
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Writes the tests that verify an interface renders correctly across phone, tablet and desktop, in whichever of the two lanes fits — mocked specifications for the design itself, or real-device specifications for behaviour.
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- Interface triage
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Triages and fixes interface defects: confirms the delta against the design reference, audits recent commits for the override that caused it, applies the smallest correcting change, and strengthens the tests so it cannot return.
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- Marketplace architecture
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Architects the multi-tenant platform through which products are packaged, distributed and installed — a central account governing per-customer accounts, a registry of components and releases, and the four ecosystem products underneath it: domain routing, account management, the product deployer and the tenant-side reconciler.
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- Sharing portalsalso Providers
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Builds secure external file-sharing portals: hosted sign-in, private folder browsing, per-user grants, administrator-managed accounts, a custom domain, runtime configuration and a design-matched interface.
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