Epicmax

Epicmax was hired by a retail data analytics startup to develop a web portal for their customers. The startup lacked the internal resources to execute the project, which required a site that allowed users to log in and view various statistical reports. Epicmax was chosen for their familiarity with the startup's tech stack. The project involved selecting a portal UX layout, prioritizing the desired features, and adding cards to Trello. The Epicmax team, consisting of a manager, two developers, and a technical leader, tackled the project promptly, addressing any ambiguities or questions along the way. They started with authentication, added authorization, routing, and made basic layout tweaks.

A medical billing company engaged Epicmax to develop a new version of their existing web application. The company needed a VueJS frontend for their application and later decided to develop a .NET Core backend for their new platform. The CEO of the company was impressed by Epicmax's open-source projects and decided to collaborate with them on a small side project. The positive outcome of this collaboration led to Epicmax being tasked with developing the next version of the company's main platform. The team from Epicmax consisted of one frontend and one backend developer.

An IT services company hired Epicmax to support their frontend development team. The decision to choose Epicmax was based on their high ratings, value for cost, and alignment with the company's values. The project involved the design of frontend components with Figma and implementation with Vue, as well as an upgrade from Vue2 to Vue3. The team from Epicmax assigned to this project consisted of 2-5 employees.