Provectus

Provectus was hired by Supreme Lending, a top 25 US residential mortgage banker, to provide UI/UX assistance for a new mobile and web-based application. The goal was to develop an adaptive and responsive user experience for loan officers, borrowers, and realtors that could be used from any device. Provectus was selected based on their professionalism, quality of content, and cost-effectiveness. The team provided remote UI/UX designs, enhancing rough sketches into professional designs using tools such as Sketch, Invision, and Zeplin. They worked directly with developers to address any queries and concerns.

A digital healthcare platform director engaged Provectus for a complete redesign of their seven-year-old app. The project not only involved reskinning the existing app but also developing new functionalities and obtaining feedback on the design and UX. Provectus provided UX and visual design support, transforming requirements and wireframes into development-ready designs. The files were formatted and images precisely placed and sized for efficient coding by offshore developers. The project, which began in August 2018, is ongoing and has so far cost around $60,000.

Anelto, Inc., a healthcare-focused entity, tasked Provectus with adding a health feature to their iOS app, architected by a major rideshare company. This feature allows users to schedule rides on behalf of third parties through the app, with the aim of improving patient attendance at healthcare appointments. Provectus used APIs and leveraged Anelto's existing codebase for iOS to build the proposed implementation, also handling all UI/UX design. The final product included Stripe integration for credit card authorization and text-to-speech and automated audio notifications for patients. The project ran from April to July 2019 and cost $50,000.