ByteLion

ByteLion was contracted by a mobile security firm serving the US Government and commercial clients to build a healthcare mobile application for the US Department of Defense (DOD). The mobile app was designed to be used by medics in battle to collect medical information on wounded soldiers. The app was built as a library system, allowing other app developers to build additional and more specialized mobile applications. ByteLion's team, composed of a project manager, developers, app testers, and technical documentation writers, handled the complex project efficiently, managing inputs from multiple stakeholders and suggesting the best direction forward for the US DOD.

ByteLion collaborated with Allegis Group, an international human capital management firm, to create a custom-built software product that did not yet exist in the market. The software was a personal website builder focusing on the multiple dimensional roles that people play beyond just their professional position. ByteLion was chosen for the project due to their proactive, ambitious, and enthusiastic approach, as well as their ability to collaborate effectively. The project, which started in March 2020, was successfully delivered in October 2020.

Mytonomy, a micro-learning platform for healthcare education, hired ByteLion to revamp their SaaS platform. ByteLion began by redesigning Mytonomy's website, transitioning it from HTML to HubSpot and making it more dynamic with the addition of more call-to-action buttons. Following the success of this project, ByteLion was further contracted to redesign Mytonomy's products from a UX perspective. The aim was to design modern products that could attract a wide range of patients. The project, which started in June 2020, is ongoing.