Our client has a platform for creative and kind kids from across the globe. The platform is designed to help empower kids and build confidence, social skills, emotional skills & leadership via creative methods.
The platform works with the basic idea that all kids are creative geniuses and they just need a little guidance to become valuable and confident adults in society.
Client’s Goals
Our client’s platform has ever-changing needs. When we were contacted by the client, they were looking for a reliable solutions partner who would update and then enhance their web and mobile app to deliver even better results for the kids.
Their key goals were:
The Challenge
At the time of getting in touch with us, our client was struggling with a disrupted CI/CD pipeline. This was hindering their progress by preventing any code from being pushed. Further, they were at a loss of technical expertise and required a team of goal-oriented product engineers who could enhance their product for the
kids while making sure the essence of the platform remained intact.
The solution
To help our client update their current platform and add more functionalities, we suggested a phase-based approach.
In the 1st phase:
Once the testing and deployment for Phase 1 are finished, the 2nd phase of our engagement will commence. It includes:
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