Content Based Web App For Quintype

Quintype and GeekyAnts had already collaborated on a project in the past that dealt with their CMS system and based on the experience they had with us, they referred our services to one of their partners, who reached out to us based on that referral. An extension company of Quintype got in touch with us to discuss building their content management system that would allow them to create, publish and market their content to get maximum results.We involved ourselves in multiple sessions of extensive discussions to help understand the product better and get a clearer picture of the requirements. After the necessary documentations and agreements, the engagement with the client began in November of 2019. The client wanted to initiate the project under a Time & Material engagement model, and so we did.

Taking up a project that has been under construction for long poses its own set of challenges. The biggest roadblock amongst the others was the fact that some of the pages of the web app were built on Rails. Since the pages were to remain intact, the tech team got in touch with the client-side team to understand the anatomy of the pages in this tech stack and then dealt with. Prioritizing tasks was also a challenge considering the scale of the product and support requests coming in from varied teams needed to be segregated and solved within the deadlines, which proved to be rather smooth for the team. Another challenge was posed by the 3rd party APIs that were to be integrated in the app. Some of those APIs have restrictions that made feature implementation difficult. The solution to this issue came in the form of research and brainstorming sessions on the approach taken towards these features.
In bird's eye viewRazorpay was used to integrate payment in the app.Markets Mojo was used to populate Stock data on the site.GitHub Projects was used as the choice of Project Management tool.GitHub was used for version control and deployment was done through Circle CI

This client was our very first venture into the media and content sector. Needless to say, it has been a great learning experience for us as a team and as an organization. The client also left no opportunity to send appreciations towards the team based on their commitment and the quality of work that was delivered. They loved the attitude of the team and the sheer professionalism that was displayed during the course of the project. They even acknowledged the work of individual contributors within the team through shoutouts and made their satisfaction extremely clear. We loved every minute of our work with them and on behalf of the team, we really look forward to working with the client in future collaborations.