You'd never dream of building a house without a general contractor. Don't make a seemingly obvious mistake on your web strategy by not having a VP of Engineering. Most projects under a 500k budget cannot afford full-time resources for every role a typical project needs but without them your project becomes increasingly risky. The role of VP of Engineering is no exception. The VP typically provides direction on architecture, third party services and packages approval, and technology choices. When you partner with us, you can engage high level resources only when needed, thus giving your project a higher likely hood of success and improving your code base dramatically.
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We originally quoted this project as a separate web application and a website working hand in hand. Our default suite of technologies would have been the most robust solution, but the client wanted to save money at first because of the startup nature of this company. We pivoted and presented a solution to the client Read More: WordPress Website Development | Automated Law Firm Website
Piggybacking off our work with Defend Your Money, we built another web application for a financing company. The goal is to automate the whole funding pipeline, from application and underwriting to payment and pay off. We worked with the entrepreneur to create the designs and flows, and then implemented the designs as both front-end user Read More: Web Application | Fintech
Web applications require constant maintenance because the internet is constantly evolving and improving. Luckily, when you work a lot with open source packages, most of the improvements and updates are made for free by the community, but it still takes a little time to update to the latest packages. One highlight from this latest round Read More: Website Maintenance & Features | Festpass
This client came to me with quite a large problem. He had a web developer that no longer wanted to maintain his websites and he needed them moved from the current servers. These sites also had 4 email accounts that needed to be moved as well. The site migrations were easy enough with only a Read More: Website & Email Migration | Bee Natural
If you’re a Star Trek fan, you already know where this is going. “I’m a doctor, not an engineer!” screamed Dr. Leonard McCoy in the original series of Star Trek. That iconic phrase spawned many repeats and for good reason. It is the expression of being called to do something that is outside of your Read More: Dang it Jim. You’re a CEO, Not a Web Developer!
In the evolving world of software development, maintaining code quality and ensuring seamless deployments are paramount. The RemoteFlow Branching Model offers a solution tailored for remote teams. Dive in to understand its mechanics and benefits. We’ve used multiple other branching models with some success, including the Gitflow branching model but there is a better way Read More: The RemoteFlow Branching Model: A Guide to Continuous Deployment for Remote Teams
We recently had the pleasure of working with a new client, starting from the initial web design phase of their project. The client came to us with a prototype they had built in Google Sheets, and we took that concept to the next level. Our team created comprehensive comps and graphics that will serve as Read More: Web Design | Defend Your Money
In this project, we dedicated a year of our time and expertise to develop a web application for a video streaming website using Node.js. As a website development company with a strong background in software development services, our team took on the challenge with enthusiasm and commitment. The project was not only a testament to Read More: Web Application Development | Node | Video Streaming Website
Buink generously helped us optimize our Google Ads for an upcoming community event. He expertly walked us through our dashboard making precise recommendations that helped us launch a successful campaign. Google Ads were much more difficult to get going than we anticipated, so we were very grateful for the advice.
