Hathway

Hathway completed a web and mobile development project for a semiconductor, solar, and display equipment company. The company sought Hathway's services to give their website a facelift and redesign their blog, including a mobile landing page. The selection process was thorough, involving interviews and presentations from various web vendors, with Hathway emerging as the top choice. The project was multifaceted, involving ongoing support for technical and design issues, user experience and interface audits, analytics documentation, and blog redesign. The cost was determined on an hourly basis, factoring in time, strategies, and testing requirements. The blog project was completed by February 1, 2014.

For a paint manufacturer, Hathway developed internal applications to streamline their processes. The company, which sells its products in Home Depot stores, selected Hathway through a competitive bidding process. Hathway’s involvement ranged from interface design to technology consultation. They used Appcelerator and Xcode for Apple to develop iOS apps, which integrated with the company's existing SAP enterprise system. When another vendor failed to deliver on a project, Hathway stepped in, taking existing designs and developing the desired app.

Hathway also worked with a company providing business management software for the health and wellness industry. The project involved building an iOS native app that would allow staff of small businesses to manage their operations directly from their mobile devices. The selection of Hathway was influenced by their quick response and ability to create functional, interactive prototypes overnight. The project, which began in November, was completed on time, with the app submitted to the App Store. The cost was determined on an hourly basis, at a rate of about $120 per hour.