Wild Codes

We are a real estate SaaS startup. We hired them to develop our MVP from scratch – a web app for real estate brokers. I worked with Serge (founder of WWA) before on several other products. The fact that they aren’t just coders made them stand out — they can provide a complete solution, which is great for a startup like us. The Wild Web Art team was involved in the product discussions almost from the very beginning, we attracted Serge as a consultant at the early stage. They have a really good experience working with startups, so their impact on defining the MVP scope was crucial. Thus, we found the perfect balance of the app features, their priority, and budget. Our app allows brokers to store all info about the properties, share it with their prospects, and safely share it with other agents. Wild Web Art team wrote the specs, created the design, and built everything up. The most challenging part was API integration with a third-party CRM system, but the dev team managed it.

We were looking for a company that can build an internal CRM system for our client from scratch and take full responsibility for the result. They worked closely with me and my team to build and iterate on the client's software - internal CRM system. The client had a need to build everything from scratch. They understood the basic vision and had a goal to create a ready-to-use web app within the ambitious timeline. First of all, the Wild Web Art team interviewed the client to get a clear understanding of the use cases and purposes of the system. Then, their UX\UI team conducted high-level market research and came up with the first sketches of the platform. What surprised us the most is that they cut off a list of “nice to have” features and simplified some complex tasks in order to save the budget. This is the first time I worked with a team that didn't try to upsell more features and increase the cost. The platform was built with Node.js & React.js. We worked with Serge (CEO) at the very beginning, after the project manager was assigned and he was our main point of communication. Overall, there was about 6 team members: Project Manager, Business Analyst, UX\UI Designer, Frontend & Backend Developers and QA Engineer. Wild Web Art was fantastic to work with. They took the time to understand us as a company so they could really identify what we wanted to achieve. They asked a great question the expounded on what described in the product spec. They were responsive to our requests and flexible when we wanted to make changes. We were always able to chat and discuss any project-related questions in Slack, they provided us with weekly (sometimes twice a week) updates & made regular demos via Google Meet or video recordings.