Kiss My Button

Kiss My Button was hired by a university to develop a module-based eHealth platform, RMIS, which was designed to connect researchers and citizens. The platform included features such as surveys, diaries, articles, notifications, user administration, grouping system, and encrypted and anonymized data. The platform was developed using Angular for frontend and GOlang for backend. The team from Kiss My Button consisted of 7 people, including 3 backend developers, 2 frontend developers, 1 UI/UX designer, and a project manager. The university chose Kiss My Button after a pitch competition, citing their effective communication and impressive company presentation as deciding factors.

A fertility clinic employed Kiss My Button to design and develop a mobile application for their clients. The application was designed to work on Android and iOS devices and aimed to facilitate the process from the first visit to the end of the treatment. The application included features such as information about the treatment, appointment updates, the ability to send relevant documents, and a chat feature. The clinic found Kiss My Button through a referral and chose them for their high ratings, proximity, good value for cost, and company values. The team from Kiss My Button consisted of 6-10 employees.

Kiss My Button was hired by a computer software company to develop the user interface for their mainstream product, Tanzu Service Mesh. The project involved designing complex topologies, policy visualization, and enforcement views using the Clarity framework. The software company chose Kiss My Button for their ability to meet their speed and quality needs, as they often had to introduce new concepts and deliver solutions for customer needs on short notice. The team from Kiss My Button consisted of 6 people, including a Tech Lead and a combination of Senior and Mid Level Frontend Engineers.