Few

The Fit Body team engaged Few to take their existing iOS application to the next level and also create an Android version of the application. Knowing we would be managing two completely different code bases, Few built the application using the React Native framework to create cross-platform consistency on both iOS and Android, and allow for more rapid feature development as we help Fit Body scale.

Arkansas State University seeked to provide online-only students and other potential students a unique way to be more connected with the college-life experience, the campus and others within the online student network at ASU. Few collaborated with the university staff and students to create a unique UI/UX that puts all the users needs just a tap away.  Since this is a user focused application that would require support of both iOS and Android devices, Few leaned on React-Native to develop A-State Connect.

A10 Networks was looking for a way to visually showcase how their secure hosting services help block incoming Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. They wanted to be able to provide their customers and potential customers an understanding of how secure hosting can prevent these kinds of attacks. Few worked with A10 Networks to design and develop a responsive web app that used realtime DDoS data to visually showcase how many attacks were occurring at any given time, where the attacks were coming from and what kinds of attacks were occurring.

Allied Cycle Works approached us about needing an online solution for customers to customize and purchase their bicycles in an interactive way. We worked with the Allied team to design and develop a forward-thinking experience that provided users an engaging experience and made the overall purchasing process fun.