Visual Craft

Visual Craft was commissioned by Geodesic, an industrial equipment company, to develop a custom, functional web application. The firm was selected for its extensive experience in building complex ecosystems. The project was divided into three phases: discovery, product design, and application building. A team of professionals including project managers, UI/UX designers, front-end and back-end developers, quality assurance specialists, and DevOps were involved in the project. The final product was scalable, maintainable, and cost-effective, meeting the company's long-term needs.

The company was also hired by a courier business owner for the design and development of a mobile-friendly website. Visual Craft had previously developed a website for the business in 2008. The new website incorporated various visual components including photos of vans, staff, and local landmarks. The content was also optimized to improve Google ranking. The team, led by the founder and CEO of Visual Craft, also provides routine web maintenance services. The project, which ran from October to December 2019, cost around $1,700 USD with additional maintenance costs incurred every two years.

Visual Craft was also contracted by a web development firm for the development of an AngularJS progressive web app for displaying US real estate MLS listings. The project aimed to make the listings appear on a map. The vendor was recommended by an MLS listing data provider. The project involved multiple phases, bug fixes, and scope changes which were managed efficiently. Two people from Visual Craft, a project manager and a developer, worked on this project. The collaboration began on a trial basis and became permanent until the project's completion.