Challenge

The client wanted us to create a licensed product, desktop ERP system, which would control and help employees report on each stage of cannabis production. This includes manufacturing, delivery, and financial operations. The project was meant to be legally controlled by the government, and have all processes as transparent as possible.

The ERP system had to be flawless. We had to engineer the architecture that quickly responded to rapidly-generated events, and for that, we needed to make sure the API is well-integrated both with the backend and frontend.

Software security standards are very high in the USA. Licensed products must be load-resistant and secure, so the next challenge was to achieve the maximum level of protection. This was needed for data processing, financial operations, and transactions. QArea focused on how well the integration of protection modules is performed across the whole ecosystem of services.

It was also necessary to establish an encrypted liaise between the host server and the server of a specific governmental entity. It would provide business owners with the ability to manage their legal affairs regularly, on time, and more efficiently.

Challenge

We were to create a mobile version of the client’s company desktop website. The main requirements included UI/UX friendliness, easy access to the company’s services, and aesthetic correspondence to the outlook of their already existing website. 

Before getting to the mobile version development, we had to analyze the desktop website in terms of technology stack, UI/UX design, architecture, layout, and performance. Having done that, we discovered that some of the website’s structural parts were outdated which affected its performance. Also, multiple web design elements looked a bit old-fashioned and simply did not correspond to the modern UI standards. We explained this to the client and agreed that we will provide extra service to improve the desktop version of the site, which will become the basis for the mobile one.