The process usually starts with understanding the use case, defining what needs to be on-chain, and mapping out user flows. Once the functional scope is clear, the team designs the smart contract architecture, identifies the right blockchain, and sets up the environment for development. Smart contracts are written, tested extensively, and audited internally before integration. In parallel, the frontend and backend components are built to interact with the chain through secure APIs and wallet connections. After this, the application is tested in both testnets and staging environments to validate performance, gas efficiency, and edge cases. Finally, the dApp is deployed to mainnet, monitored, and iterated based on user feedback. This is the standard workflow most teams follow in modern dApp development / dApp development services.