TechXquare

TechXquare was hired by Swipe For Food, an online food ordering company, to create and implement a backend system for one of their new projects. The goal was to have a simple, cost-effective production. TechXquare, a team of 6-10 employees, developed a food ordering app that allowed users to easily purchase food products from different suppliers. The app features included easy add-to-cart function, street-wise delivery address management, delivery time slot selection, user menu, order and profile management, and notification configuration. The app was well-received by the client, who found it easy for users to buy products and for stores to receive orders.

An education technology company hired TechXquare to develop and deploy a backend system for an upcoming project. The company's goal was to have an affordable and reliable production. TechXquare deployed a team of two, consisting of an engineering project manager and a backend developer, to work on the project. The backend system was developed on Node.JS and deployed on AWS Serverless. The team ran a scrum-style build split into 4 to 5 sprints spread over 7 to 8 modules. The system was then tested by the client and met their expectations.

F. Rabbi, a pharmaceutical distribution company, hired TechXquare to revamp their website and build a course portal for their employees and partners. The company wanted installation, setup, and tracking analysis, as well as some amendments to the way the Learning Management System (LMS) would display the courses. TechXquare, a team of three including the CEO and two developers, used WordPress to build the website, which included extra features like eRoom meetings, meeting scheduling through Calendly, and forms. The LMS systems used were LearnPress and LearnDash. The project was successful and met the client's needs.