Webs Optimization Software Solution

What evidence can you share that demonstrates the impact of the engagement?

Webs Optimization Software Solutions is my number one choice in vendor. They regularly help me resolve problems, like notifications from my hosting company about potential malicious scripts. Whenever I have new ideas, I confirm their capability to deliver and request a quote.

Webs Optimization Software Solutions offers excellent response timeframes. Despite the substantial time zone difference, they always emailed me back promptly. If I send them a long to-do list before I go to bed, they complete nearly a full day of work by the time I wake up. I found it impressive that I could send questions and comments at night and receive feedback by the next morning. 

How did Webs Optimization Software Solutions perform from a project management standpoint?

We had a set of deliverables, feature listing, and milestones to complete during the development cycle. They kept us updated on the status and sent alerts when they completed each new task. We tracked their work and assessed performance through Trello, TeamViewer, and features on UpWork. These tools laid out what each resource was doing at any time. Using Slack, Skype, WhatsApp, and G-Chat gave us several ways besides e-mail to stay in touch.

They never had any issues with timelines for deliverables. If anything, they usually had to wait for me to make a decision about unexpected factors. They can't move forward and make a decision without consulting me first. 

What did you find most impressive about them?

Webs Optimization Software Solutions’ key strength is communication. They were always available. They have a robust staff who can take on all types of projects. All their teammates have great personalities and a strong work ethic. I admired the amount of R&D they performed. Unlike many comparable agencies, they never take on projects they can't deliver. 

On a consistent basis, they cultivated a thorough understanding of my objectives and found the means to achieve them.  One of our projects, which isn't entirely public yet, was an out-of-the-box idea. They found an innovative way to put all the pieces together. Clients I've referred them to have had an enjoyable time, as well. We've had a great working relationship.

What evidence can you share that demonstrates the impact of the engagement?

Their work isn’t sloppy at all. I think that a lot of developers today have code that works but might not be in good shape.

How did Webs Optimization Software Solution perform from a project management standpoint?

They have great communication and are technically sound. They’ll do whatever you need. For this last project, we had a long-term vendor fail, but the Web’s Optimization team stepped up to the plate and knocked out a project in one week that the other team couldn’t do in six months. I trust them and I would put them up against anyone. They make sure that we win.

What did you find most impressive about them?

They are enterprise-ready and they don’t make the mistakes that other companies might. I’ve worked with over 30 vendors and this team is the only one I still work with. Their team comes from a Java background but they are more than equipped to take on any languages such as PHP and Angular. They understand how to work big projects and create portable solutions. I’d go with them with any startup.

What evidence can you share that demonstrates the impact of the engagement?

I worked on the project for three years with other companies, but I had a minimum viable product (MVP) within three months of working with Webs Optimization. The work is still ongoing, but we’re showing that we have traction, and that it works. We just have to get users at this point.

How did Webs Optimization Software Solution perform from a project management standpoint?

We use Slack, Trello, Skype, and email to communicate. We sat down and listed out every single feature we had, and we put them in priority of what should be done and what shouldn’t be. Then we threw them on a Trello board and collaborated. We moved cards left and right until everything got over to the completed side.

If I’m out, my iPhone will ring, I’ll go to a Starbucks, and we’ll have a meeting right there. They’re high accessibility made me think that they were in the United States, because when I wake up, they’re there. They sometimes stay up until 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning to get things done.

What did you find most impressive about them?

I was fearful of sending development overseas, but these guys are some of the most talented and honest individuals. They want to build great products and work with you long-term. The biggest thing with Webs Optimization is their communication. There’s nothing that I’ve given them that they haven’t been able to do. We have a personal relationship now, and they’ve grown along with my business. I wouldn’t go anywhere else simply because of our shared knowledge.

I’m a visual guy, so I go through websites, see things that I like, and screenshot them. Then I’ll send them the picture and they’ll make it happen. It’s amazing how they can do that for any feature. I’ll do screen shares and talk about a certain website, or what I’m trying to do instead of typing up long documents of things. Even with the distance barrier, there wasn’t much of a language barrier. They speak perfect English.

Are there any areas they could improve?

Anytime that we had to do design through them, it’d take longer than the development, since I’m very particular about what I’m looking for. The code would be ready, but we’d be waiting on the design. That was something I had to get used to. I had no obstacles with development though.

Do you have any advice for potential customers?

For anyone who’s doing a project by themselves, and may or may not be technical, dealing with an offshore team is an advantage. If they work at your speed, you have all day to get things done and hand it over to them. While you’re sleeping, it’s getting built. By the time you wake up, it’s there. By 8:00 a.m. my time, there’s usually a file in my email or Slack.