The general process of product development can be roughly divided into the following stages:
Requirements analysis: The product manager and relevant personnel collect, organize and analyze user requirements, and output requirement documents.
Prototype design: Based on the requirement documents, the product manager designs the product prototype, and confirms and modifies it with relevant personnel.
UI/UE design: The UI designer designs the prototype UI graphics based on the product prototype design, and confirms and modifies them accordingly.
Front-end development: The front-end engineer develops and optimizes the webpage based on the UI design, ensuring high fidelity.
Back-end development: The back-end engineer designs and develops the interface according to the requirement documents.
Integration and testing: The front-end and back-end engineers perform interface integration and testing to ensure the coordination and stability of the product.
Self-testing: The development team conducts functional self-testing, outputs a self-test report, and fixes any issues that are identified.
Testing: The testing team tests the product, records any issues, and provides feedback to the development team for resolution.
Deployment: The operations team deploys the project and ensures the product is stable and ready for launch.
It's worth noting that different companies or projects may have some differences, but the general process is similar.