Designveloper

Designveloper was hired by the Project Management Institute (PMI) to enhance the web functionalities of their PMI Educational Foundation. The aim was to leverage project management for social good and inspire youth to achieve their goals. Designveloper was recommended by a reference contact for their expertise in multi-platform and multi-technology project management services. The team, which consisted of a project manager, business manager, two web developers, two designers, a front-end developer, a quality controller, and a business analyst, delivered the final version in about five months using technologies such as AWS, HTML, C#, PHP, and Java.

MDacne, a company that offers acne treatment products, sought the services of Designveloper to develop a custom acne treatment project. The goal was to create a more efficient and affordable way to treat acne, with a kit personalized to the patient's unique skin condition. The Designveloper team, which comprised two developers, two designers, a business analyst, a quality controller, and a project manager, was selected through a web search. They developed an app that monitored skin improvement, set treatment reminders, and provided recommendations for acne treatment.

Korn Ferry, a global organizational consulting firm, hired Designveloper to enhance the development of their Korn Ferry Advance application. The goal was to blend personalized career advancement with AI-driven technology for a smarter, strategic approach to career advancement. The firm had a previous relationship with a project manager at Designveloper, which influenced their decision to hire the team. The project involved providing coaching and tools to guide clients and give them an edge over other candidates in a rapidly evolving job market. The Designveloper team included two project managers among a total of 8 to 10 contacts.