Onix-Systems

Onix developed a custom mobile app & website for paddle tennis fans to improve their playing skills, track progress, and share common interests with the community.

The Onix team needed to:

• Conduct an in-depth requirements elicitation to meet project objectives;
• Make a profound market and competitors analysis;
• Perform a discovery stage;
• Create a website for the app;
• Develop a robust application both for iOS and Android platforms;
• Design an intuitive UX and creative UI to create a feeling of sports dynamics.

Core technologies:

• PHP Laravel framework on backend side
• Vue.js on frontend side
• MySQL database
• Figma for design

Results

MiPaddle isn’t just a tennis teaching app with educational videos about how to improve your skills in paddle tennis. It’s a community of like-minded people who would like to share common interests and track the progress of their play. Now, MiPaddle users can follow the latest community news, speak with each other on a forum, and learn from the professional coaches all in one place. This makes MiPaddle not just an ordinary project but one big community of paddle tennis pros and amateurs.

The leadership contacted us with a request to support the existing system and create its updated version, rebranded as Bracketology. 

The team used the following technologies for the fantasy gaming platform app development:

• Ruby – servers and back-end
• Vue.JS – internal part of the web application and front-end
• Word Press – landings
• Amazon Web Service (AWS) – for hosting and deployment of the project infrastructure

It took the team 7 months to:

• create a brand-new UI/UX design for the web version and adapt it to mobile browsers
• build an updated architecture and develop the front-end and back-end parts of the web application
• prepare and implement the site content
• carry out total testing and normalization of the product before the release
• create a custom admin panel for the platform management

The main problem was that the website is most actively used on the evening of the weekly episode release when the number of users reaches 100K at a time. Initially, the app ran well on Heroku, but as traffic increased, it began to experience problems and limitations. Heroku’s deployment API seemed to fail 1-2 times a week.

The application needed greater capacity and flexibility at a minimal cost. For this purpose, Onix’s experts decided to migrate the working application from Heroku to AWS due to the latter’s cost-efficiency, wide geographical coverage, better performance, and convenience.

Result and prospects

Within 7 months, Onix’s team completed the daunting task of migrating a working application to AWS and delivered a completely repackaged design for the project, transforming the old Bach Bracket website and application into an up-to-date innovative platform.

The client liked the improved interface and appreciated the constant smooth communication between the teams.

We've created an app for professional and non-professional swimmers who want to track their dynamic workout progress, create smart training plans, and achieve great results in swimming.

The app is deeply integrated with hardware devices provided by Phlex (Phlex EDGE), Polar (Polar devices), and Apple Watch that swimmers can wear to monitor their results during training.

Phlex solves the main goal – collecting data and displaying vital metrics so swimmers can monitor and follow the progress dynamics and compare them to adjust their training with a data-driven approach.

Design solutions

- Deep research and competitor analysis

- Modern and solid onboarding process

- Simple and intuitive feed

- Creating stunning visuals

Technology stack we use

• Swift
• Healthkit
• Php
• Swift Ui
• Python
• Connectivity
• Kotlin
• Android Jetpack
• Navigation Component
• Livedata
• Ble
• Wear Sdk

Results

As a result of Onix’s collaboration, our client now operates a reliable, well-performing mobile application that brings efficiency and fun to swimming workouts.

Phlex is a simple tool that enables swimmers to connect their wearable devices with a mobile app and collect motion data for accurately tracking their swimming. Using unique devices with motion data analysis, Phlex analyzes the user’s motions during training and, based on that, provides precise data about users' swimming technique and performance.

Currently, the Onix team is responsible for the Android app development. We are ready to build, design, and maintain whatever innovative solutions and unique features Phlex might entrust us with.

PhotoWhy combines a social network with a peer-to-peer learning app for photographers. The mobile application enables photographers to share their pictures with the community and easily reach out to some of the world’s top photographers.

The platform is unique in its emphasis on learning the art of photography. Enthusiasts can: 

• watch daily live streams where the world's best photographers share their experience and tips on how to compose and take better photos
• receive constructive feedback on their particular shots or full portfolio from a chosen professional
• book a one-on-one mentoring session/masterclass where they can get answers to their most burning questions or even work with the best photographers

The app is free to download and sign up, and all social network features are free for all users.

Technical solutions

Onix developed and implemented all app infrastructure using the best modern solutions. 

For example, we used CDN delivery from S3 bucket to speed up photos loading. 

Onix’s team also foresaw the problem of inappropriate content on the platform. To mitigate this risk, we implemented image recognition at the uploading stage. 

Back-end:

​​Django REST framework, PostgreSQL, Redis, Celery, Celery beat, AWS S3 buckets, Amazon Rekognition

Payments:

Stripe, Apple in-app purchase API, Google in-app subscriptions

Live video streaming:

Agora SDK

Push notifications:

Firebase Cloud Messaging

Front-end:

React Native, babel-core, babel-runtime, ESLint

Result and prospects 

PhotoWhy was published on the Apple App Store and Google Play Market in February 2022. 

The application was launched first in the US, but the client plans to target the global photographers community eventually.

TravelBid.com is a platform where travelers can book a hotel room or holiday home, order an airport transfer, or rent a car in Cyprus. Instead of using traditional booking engines like Booking.com or Expedia, they can enter their trip details on TravelBid and within minutes get direct offers from over 14K local businesses.

Technology stack

• Onix's developers programmed the platform's front-end and back-end applications using Vue.js and Node.js, respectively.
• They had to use some JavaScript libraries and integrate them into Vue.js to build a mobile-friendly front-end.
• The server infrastructure was set up on the client's AWS account.
• socket.io was used for real-time messaging. In case an extraordinary number of messages are sent simultaneously, a queue is formed if the server doesn't process other requests.
• Stripe and PayPal were integrated to support online payments.
• The designer used Figma to develop the wireframes, visual design, prototype, and logo and color palette for the platform.
• Communication with the client was facilitated with a project management service like Trello. 

Result and prospects

TravelBid.com was launched in June 2022. Currently, the platform counts 14K+ service providers and adds 5K new users every month.

The development of the platform continues as the client works to expand the business to other countries.

About project

ProjectX is a convenient platform for personal trainers that takes customer experience to the next level!For ten years, Diren Kartal, the fitness coach and the owner of Project X, has been conducting fitness training. Since Diren established Project X, he created a hybrid training environment, where he communicated with his clients using Aweber and Slack, and he tracked their results by means of Excel Tables. but that was inconvenient.That’s how our client came up with the idea of the end-to-end fitness platform for online coaching.

Project goal

The top-level requirement was to create a well-structured fitness platform where users can get access to a number of Project X features according to their membership type.

Technology stack and solutions

We’ve created a web application (with mobile responsive design) with a sophisticated administrative panel.For back-end, we used node.js framework, for front-end - vue.js.As a result, we have a sophisticated well-performing web application, which creates a comfortable environment for thousands of users on the platform acting simultaneously: watching workout videos, doing daily check-ins, onboarding, creating and updating their fitness goals.There are several third-party services integrated into the platform: Sendbird (for sending system emails), Aweber (for custom emailing) and Stripe (Payment processing platform).

Design implementation

Our designers created stunning visuals and delivered a scalable design system to keep the Project X look and feel consistent.

- Simple navigation

- Intuitive interface

- Engaging user experience

- Mobile responsive design

Results

1. Business in one digital place

2. Optimized clients management

3. High-quality online fitness coaching services

4. Deeper level of clients' results control

5. Enhanced communication and client support

About project

Fayno Market is a Ukrainian supermarket chain that positions itself as “shops next door”. Its philosophy is based on the concept of big and small local grocery stores where neighbors meet and chat casually. The company thus refers to its patrons as “neighbors”.

Project goals

• To involve more customers in the loyalty program;
• To gain a competitive advantage in marketing;
• To adapt the business to the customers’ changing needs using the analysis of users’ activity.

Fayno Market was looking for a grocery app development company that could develop a solution from scratch in a very short time.

Mobile app development process and technology stack

Onix-Systems developed for Fayno Market:

• A native iOS application;
• A native Android app;
• A database for the marketing department.

The grocery app development tech stack included:

• iOS app front-end – Swift;
• Android app front-end – Kotlin;
• The common back-end application with Rest API – CakePHP framework

The latter enables marketers to collect vital metrics by analyzing, for example, the most frequently viewed products, most popular purchases, and other customer activity data that would enable them to personalize special offers, among other things.

Сhallenges

One of the biggest challenges was to generate appropriate special offers for clients, taking into account numerous parameters:

• User`s city of residence;
• User’s favorite grocery;
• Personal information;
• In-app activity, etc.

A "Force-update" function has been implemented so that users don’t miss important app updates, such as a new feature or fixed critical bug. 

Results

1. The Fayno Market mobile app has been published on Apple’s App Storeand Google Play store.
2. Currently, they count 100,000 active users in several regions of Ukraine.
3. The client is happy with the MVP application and is going to develop it further.

About project

DUSCHOLUX, an internationally operating manufacturer of shower walls, contacted us regarding software product development. Our client wanted to enhance support of the project life cycle when an installer uses DUSCHOLUX products for retrofitting a shower enclosure.

Project goals

Since customers appreciate service that immediately answers their questions and results in a specific project calculation, developing a new modernized solution was necessary. 

Combining digital workflow with a highly interactive product and service presentation was identified as an opportunity to make the sanitary professional’s daily routine easier and customers happier.

Challenges

The main challenge covered the implementation of the project, including 38 project statuses across different apps at different stages. This made the project development challenging but interesting.

Solution

The Onix team built several related but functionally different apps using different platforms: universal Windows apps (UWP-universal Windows platform), tablet apps (iOS/Android React-native), and smartphone apps (iOS/Android React-native). 

All steps from configuring the shower enclosure to preparing the offer, managing logistics, and running the installation work itself are covered by particular apps that ensure a seamlessly integrated project life cycle.

Result

The Onix team helped DUSCHOLUX build a reliable digital end-to-end service that empowers their customers to receive state-of-the-art service when selling and installing a retrofit shower enclosure.

The company has plans to expand further the feature set by introducing custom measure management. Installers can then configure shower enclosures down to the last millimeter. This will require a smart combination of visual effects and product data to avoid entering invalid measures. 

Link for more details: https://onix-systems.com/duscholux-360-shower-case-study

Metro UA is an example of supermarket app development by Onix. The mobile app was designed to make shopping more convenient and digitize some offline customer processes at the Ukrainian branch of METRO C&C, an international wholesale grocery retailer.  

Onix’s team joined the project after the specification and design for the minimum viable product were developed. They started with an audit of the UI/UX design, made some recommendations, and had the app design adjusted.

The app’s functionalities include:

• Electronic METRO customer card that substitutes the physical card. 
• Barcode scanner for checking a product’s current price.
• Electronic promotional brochures relevant to a specific store.
• Creating shareable shopping lists manually, via scanning, and soon from an online catalog. 
• Map of all METRO stores and their hours of work. 
• METRO loyalty program, where users can choose the type of reward, accrue bonuses upon each purchase, generate vouchers during subsequent purchases, and level up their membership. 

Technology stack

The native mobile apps for Apple and Android devices were coded in Swift and Kotlin, respectively.

Building the admin panel for the marketing department, Onix’s developers used the Django web framework.

The app design

The work on the wholesale grocery application’s design also proceeded in increments as follows:

• a new idea or request for change from the client
• formulation of requirements
• study of the competitors’ apps
• analysis of the current application
• preparation of the user flow
• user testing
• client’s approval
• design preparation or updates

The designers used Sketch and Invision for the wireframes and high-fidelity mockups. All later updates to the design were implemented in Figma.

Results

The apps have been released on Google Play and App Store, where they are available for free. 

As of July 2022, the Android app alone has had 500,000+ downloads. Onix’s team continues fixing issues and adding new functionality to the supermarket applications.

EdPlus is one of Onix’ many experiences in educational technology (EdTech) software development.

EdPlus approached Onix with two applications that they wanted to merge. The first, their own educational application, was written in React Native. The second, an app locker, was acquired from a third party. The idea was to merge the two applications so that the resulting product can support the Android platform (written in Java) but still leverage the React Native application using bridges.

Tech Stack

• The application for Android was written in Kotlin using Android SDK, Android Architecture Components, and third-party libraries.
• The application’s ability to block third-party applications was developed by obtaining Android system services that allow accessing statistics on all started processes. 
• The third-party apps locker is not available on the application that was developed for Apple’s App Store. It was written in Swift. The developers were using Alamofire, Firebase, Fabric, and Crashlytics.

Results

Both applications are available on the app stores and enjoy great reviews. EdPlus Kids was even featured in the top 10 best educational apps for children.

Our solutions

Our task was to optimize the registration form and make it easy to gather requests. By default, Salesforce forms have lists of fields to fill out and can’t be hidden under the required conditions. Our team has created a registration form that only shows the fields that are relevant for a particular type of incoming request. For example, by selecting the request type «Provider», the form will show the user only the fields required to fill in for the «Provider» type. Further, the request is registered in the system and users can work with this particular request.

Core technology

• Lightning Aura Component 
• Apex
• Flow 

Results

As a result, we got an application that is successfully used by the employees of the medical center. We created the following flow for the app: a support employee answers a call and receives a request; a support employee registers a request by filling out a form in our application; the request is saved in the system and then transferred to the responsible persons of the medical center. Now, this system helps teams to enhance registration processes and save employees time on more value-generating tasks.

About project

Learning Pool creates educational content and tech solutions for public and private sector customers and learners around the world. The solutions include Learning Management Systems (LMS), Learning Experience Platforms (LXP), the world's most installed Learning Record Store (LRS), agile learning content development tools, and award-winning custom content development.

Project goals

The company was experiencing rapid growth and a large influx of customers, and therefore had a growing need for software developers. They decided to outsource a part of the software development tasks. Onix’s team was invited to work with two of Learning Pool’s LXP projects. 

Challenges

Onix developers were expected to become members of the existing team with its own processes, rules, and management. We delivered on the client’s ideas, including the app’s designs, as well as helped to choose the best methods of implementing ideas.

• The team’s focus was on absolute quality

• Legacy code posed one of the main difficulty

• Limitation of programming time to 5 hours per day — the rest of the time is allocated to meetings, reviews, planning

Result

Onix’s team is involved in software development, support, testing, analysis, study, and anything else that the client requires.

Learning Pool’s achievements during this period have been significant. These include multiple awards, grants, and an influx of investments from their clients. 

Onix’s specialists started working on the 3rd project for Learning Pool.

Our client came to us with the request to build an intuitive and easy-to-use Salesforce application that can help their organization keep the pace of departmental activity and field visit documentation. The existing outreach application was not as user-friendly as needed and didn’t reflect the processes of the physician liaison team. Thus, we were asked to make a project with a more user-friendly interface that will make it easier for physician liaisons to plan and log their activity as well as record visit objectives completed and expenses.

Technology stack

• Lightning Aura Component 
• Apex
• Flow

Result

The Onix team helped our client create a truly intuitive Salesforce app for physician liaison staff. Our developer and designer managed to create an app for both in-person and remote meetings with physicians for the purpose of improving physician relations and increasing referrals. We also made the field visit documentation and departmental activity process easy to track and manage for company executives. In addition, now our clients can easily plan and log the activity of the personnel and control the expenses associated with their business visits.

About project

The Onix team was privileged to work with the museum Banská Štiavnica, a completely preserved medieval town of historical value (an official UNESCO World Heritage Site) in Slovakia. We've completed a project that allows the museum to open its doors to visitors and experience a fully-immersive virtual tour.

Project goals

In this project, historical credibility was super important. Thus, we used scanned items from the local museum as references for making characters’ clothing. Also, the original outlines of the city in the VR tour had to be preserved.

Challenges

Particularly challenging tasks that we solved include:

• Conveying emotions and phrases of the characters by means of animation of body movements

• Aligning the 3D-scan of the city (previously optimized) with the ground surface obtained using geo data

• Simulation of fluid in Houdini and its transfer to Unity

Solution

Our team implemented the vital functionality that allows taking users to a virtual world where Banská Štiavnica is a living town comprising many innovative and immersive scenes, exhibitions, and historical items. The main goal was to demonstrate important historical events of Banská Štiavnica. That’s why we paid great attention to creating 3D environments and characters.

Result

The Onix team helped the client to build a reliable VR app that allows visitors to discover much more about Banská Štiavnica in an engaging and informative manner. Leveraging VR technology, our team built realistic graphics with historically accurate models that immerse users in the medieval atmosphere.

Misterb&b project features:

• Complex SQL requests for best results;
• Matching solving performance issues;
• Increasing test coverage;
• Elasticsearch search with dynamic ranking;
• Code for AB testing different search;
• Algorithms small features, etc.

Technology: 

• Backend Stack: RoR 4.1, MRI 2.1, PostgreSQL 9.3, Redis, and Elasticsearch 
• Frontend - jQuery

About project

The project is VR simulation of the skyscraper construction site. You put on your safety helmet and other PPE, and follow notices and tips while completing tasks for the level. The project is available for all VR/MR platforms.

Project goals

The goal is to create a simulation of complex and dangerous working conditions on a construction site. We built an app to teach construction workers how to appropriately prepare for work shifts, correctly use harnesses, and properly follow the sequence of actions when working at height.

Challenges

For better realistic effects, our task was to give high priority to creating graphics, detailed 3D models, and real-life VR training scenarios with a useful hint system. 

Solution

• Creating realistic graphics and animations to provide an excellent user experience and highly detailed 3D models and 3D environments to immerse trainees in a realistically rendered background

• Implementing the hint system that enables users to train their skills and complete the session successfully

• Preparing real-life VR training scenarios that allow users to gain on-hand experience in an effective and engaging manner

• Providing prohand-held controllers, learners can directly interact with the virtual environment more flexibly

Result

The Onix team helped our client build a VR simulator that allows construction workers to reproduce dangerous situations, train their professional skills in a completely safe learning environment, and gain on-hand experience to be prepared for real-life emergencies.

About project

Powered by the accurate gyro and camera on your phone, HoloKit solidly places virtual objects onto your table or floor, as if they were physically there. Our client approached the Onix team with the idea of creating a set of different activities for a new mixed reality solution. 

There was also a need to develop several SDK modules for an open-source mixed reality package where developers could integrate the package to translate their apps into mixed reality mode.

Project goals

The Onix team needed to develop a new version of mixed reality for Android and iOS devices in a short time and allow users to see virtual objects blended into the real world.

Challenges

Our task was to create an open-source mixed reality solution that would allow users to get a low-cost MR solution while ensuring super-sharp optics quality. Our specialists took care of the convenient AR/MR mode, control system, quick setup, and support for a set of basic devices.

Solution

Using robust and top-tier technology, the Onix team helped our client build a reliable open-sourced mixed reality solution. Other solutions include:

• Delivering high-quality viewing of virtual objects in the real world through the headset and a smartphone camera. We ensured super-sharp optics quality and a 76-degree diagonal field of view

• Providing universal wrapper for ARCore and ARKit. It'll seamlessly compile to Android and iOS devices, so users don't need to worry about the switch between platforms

• Redesigning the user interface to deliver an exceptional experience and immerse users in a realistic virtual environment

• Enabling support for various mobile devices and new models of augmented reality helmets

Result

Users run the mobile app on their smartphones, place it into the augmented reality helmets, and enjoy the mixed reality environment through the lenses. HoloKit merges the real and the virtual in a smart way.

Link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwX5b-6chVI

About project

The customer reached out to the Onix team with the idea of creating a new VR medium solution where viewers could enjoy an immersive 360 movie experience involving big-screen actors in various formats. 

Project goals

We faced the task of developing a VR app that could provide an engaging VR movie experience while offering original video content in an exclusive VR format and serving as a powerful marketing tool for traditional film distribution.

Challenges 

Our task was to create an ultra-realistic movie experience in various formats to produce a new VR medium solution: 360-degree, 2d-widescreen, 3D, Barco Escape 3-screen video format. Such detailed graphics were necessary to help immerse users deeper in a movie reality.

Solution

We enabled a VR movie experience on various platforms, ensuring all app features' proper functioning on the selected VR platforms. Other solutions include:

• Achieving a realistic effect by bending the canvas with the help of CurvedUI It allows users to view and interact with the world space from any angle

• Ensuring the proper functioning of all app features on the selected VR platforms: Oculus Rift, Oculus/Samsung GearVR, Oculus Go, Google Daydream, iOS Cardboard, Viveport

• Reaching a glow screen effect by coding a particular shader. When the video begins, smooth light mixing occurs, and it shifts the daylight to the screen light, and then each video frame is squeezed to one color that tones the room light

Result

The Onix team helped our client to build a custom-themed multi-movie distribution and library apps. Users can watch the Cinematic VR premieres of movies like The Humanity Bureau VR featuring Academy Award winner Nicolas Cage and The Recall VR Abduction featuring Wesley Snipes and RJ Mitte.

This game was presented as a tech demo at CeBIT 2017 held in Japan. This is a ship simulator game, where a player has to park their ship next to an oil derrick, but a stormy weather won’t let them do it and there is a UFO that unpredictably attacks the ship. 
The game gained a decent attention during the event and brought an investor to our customer. 
This app offers realistic computer graphics, true to life water physics, a real ship, UFO, water cannons, live seagulls and completely immersive virtual reality. A user is in full control of a ship.

About project

Unreal Space is a coworking/virtual office system that allows users to book conference halls in a VR environment where they can meet with their friends and colleagues.

Project goals

The last couple of pandemic years have significantly changed the way today’s companies collaborate. Instead of face-to-face interaction, most distributed teams and workers use chat, video, and calls. 

Using VR technology, we needed to develop a coworking system that would enable team members to book and meet in the virtual spaces for holding video conferences, and presentations, and sharing their ideas in an interactive and engaging manner.

Challenges

Our client wanted to bridge that gap between people and build a platform that would provide virtual spaces for great conferencing experiences. Our team needed to focus on:

• Creating various realistic spaces for holding virtual conferences just like in person

• Building an avatar system where each user can personalize themselves

• Creating realistic graphics to deliver a fully-immersive experience

Solution

The development process began with ensuring a smooth live stream from a user's computer. This feature allows colleagues to share their desktops and enjoy synced video/audio playback.

• Providing a smooth live stream from a user's desktops for dozens of attendees. The screen sharing feature allows increasing participants' engagement and conveniently sharing ideas

• Implementing voice chat to quickly and effectively communicate and forge a deep connection with other users

• Ensuring proper gesture-controlled interactions that allow users to feel even closer to lifelike conditions

Result

The Onix team helped our client build a robust VR app that brings people together and provides shared virtual spaces for collaboration and conferencing. Teams meet in a realistic environment where they create a team call, share their desktops with everyone in this location, and discuss urgent issues using voice chat.

LINK: https://youtu.be/xr2pB0Km4P8

About project

In the last century, it was common to spend an evening viewing stereographs or stereoscope images (3D pictures) of various locations, events, and people. Our client discovered that the local library revealed a collection of these in its archives including stereoscope photos. He wanted to create an app that would allow people to view antique pictures and got in touch with us with this idea.

Project goals

The Onix team was tasked to build a VR solution that would fully immerse users in history by allowing them to view 19th-century stereoscope images. It highlights how we managed to bring history to life by preserving the style and depth effects of antique photos that people can view on various platforms.

Challenges

The Onix team needed to develop special shaders for the VR rendering process and create an optimized pipeline for 3D models to ensure high performance on all devices. We worked on creating a unique 3D environment that would allow preserving the photos' depth effect and style. Moreover, our specialists had to retouch the images by hand.

Solution

Our team was faced with the task to bring viewing stereoscope photos experience into a VR environment and thus bring history to life. During the development process, we have solved the following issues:

• Creating a separate rendering technique for the left and right eye that uses the same photo

• Enabling viewing stereograph photos using VR on as many platforms as possible 

• Preserving the style of antique photos

• playing the app on various devices using the 360-degree view

Result

We built the VR solution that contains hundreds of antique photos from the Wild West, World War I, Prim London, the American Civil War, and many more, several review modes, and historical references that are educational and entertaining. We also enabled a VR viewing photo experience on various platforms, guaranteeing correct app operation on the selected VR platforms.

Link to video: https://youtu.be/jcDoWLPBDIc

Business goals and needs of the end-users

The customer, the owner of a small medical clinic and doctor service, wanted a solution to the task of scheduling numerous house calls. A group of doctors is regularly visiting patients at their homes, nursing homes, and hospitals. The administrators assign each of the doctors up to 12 patients to visit every day. The goal was to make the planning work easier, save their time, and reduce errors.

The new custom standalone system needed to be synchronized with existing Electronic healthcare records (EHRs). 

The customer also required a handy application to help doctors manage their schedules, optimize their travel to the patients, and provide relevant medical information on each patient when the doctor is on a house call. The application should perform smoothly on a smartphone or tablet regardless of the Operation system.

The technologies stack included Angular and TypeScript on the frontend and PHP and Python for the backend.

Result

The clinic staff liked the intuitive tool for their administrative tasks and the straightforward and fast scheduling system.

The doctors are happy with having the daily plans and routes always at their fingertips. They also appreciated the ability to see the workload for an entire month.

The customer is satisfied with the solution and keeps adding features.

The customer approached Onix with a simple task of fixing bugs on a website. As the team began to work on Adoric, we learned more about this marketing tool and together with the customer came to a decision of rebuilding the website. Adoric allows creating and managing marketing campaigns on the website, where no coding skills are required. It consists of two tools - an editor that creates lightboxes and an analytics system that reflects marketing efficiency.

We have created a drag-and-drop editor with Vanilla JS. To build an easy-scalable system, we used MongoDB and Node.js. With these technologies, our team was able to refuse from using any frameworks and it made the system very fast. It allows the system’s REST API on the server to provide instant responses. The project continues to grow in order to offer more marketing features.

Read the full case study - https://onix-systems.com/adoric-case

Mobile Development: Swift, Java, MongoDB, Rapid Prototyping, User Experience Design, Wireframing, Physical Fitness, iOS Development, Node.js, Analytics, Mobile UI Design

In this project, Onix team served more as a product manager. We have developed two versions of the app - for the staff and athletes. Both versions support full metrics for team, groups and individual athletes. The app is built around workouts, schedules, weights, sets, and reps with a flexible monitoring progress view and analytics comparison features. To get the project going, we held a business and market analysis of the existing fitness apps. We drew wireframes, created supporting documentation, developed a user flow map and an interactive prototype, did full app design, and turned it into a multi-platform software product. 

Read the full case study - https://onix-systems.com/liftsync-case

Mobile Development: Swift, Mobile App Development, Google Places API, Android App Development, Java, iOS Development, Objective-C

Our customers came to us with the general app concept and some supporting documentation. Onix team faced a nontrivial task of developing a complex and feature-rich app that takes into account user location, wine preferences, etc. and sophisticated back-end processing of large amounts of data. For Wine Picker, we've developed native iOS and Android apps with Swift, Objective С and Java along with supporting backend written in Python. It has also helped us deepen our knowledge of work with Google Places and improved our skills in development of complex multiprocessing databases.

Read the full Wine Picker case study on our website - https://onix-systems.com/wine-case

Graphic Design: Adobe Illustrator, Sketch, Responsive Web Design, Adobe Photoshop, SaaS, GUI Design

The customer approached Onix’ designers with the task of creating design for the new part of their online survey platform. We designed the part that allows creating surveys with the help of ready-to-use templates. The main challenge for our team was to produce design that will lead site visitors along the way of creating surveys based on a list of templates available for selection within the system. To work on Netigate project, our designers used Sketch, Photoshop and Illustrator.

Our design team created design for KaliAPP, Portable Solar Energy App for smart-energy users. KaliAPP is inseparable part of KaliPak, a portable solar power generator for emergency situations, outdoor living or any type of off-grid energy.  

KaliPak is fully controlled from the app, so our goal was to create a user-friendly interface that easily connects the device and smartphone and provides instant information about the Kalipak’s charge capacity. The app’s design ensures maximum KaliPAK performance and convenience, control and monitoring of KaliPAK’s battery level, remaining time at current usage, consumption and charging levels.

The customer approached Onix with the idea of a massive re-design of the landing/product page for their SaaS. Elastic.io’s products help businesses spend less time on gathering data together across the entire organization, and instead, have enough time and resources to focus on using this data to improve business operations or to develop new products and services.
The designers were using Sketch and Principle which provide the ability to create animations, quality prototypes, and videos for subsequent use by the developers.
The landing page required dynamics and non-standard approach in front-end development. For the implementation, Onix developers were using ScrollMagic library, LESS CSS and jquery. 
Since the release, elastic.io has already seen an increase in the number of leads, the goal being to grow repeat visits, references and trial requests on the product page.