On-Demand Software Engineers
Maxiom Technology extends an extensive array of software development and consulting services, focusing on the creation of exceptional web, cloud, mobile, and enterprise applications. Our unwavering commitment to quality underscores our dedication to delivering outstanding solutions in every facet of our...
- Location
- Ashburn, Virginia
- Number of Employees
- 50 - 99
- Average Hourly Rate
- $100/hr
- Minimal Budget
- $10,000 - $25,000
- Portfolios Count
- 2 Projects Listed
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Maxiom Technology Reviews & Testimonials
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Web Development Review from jack ehrhardt
They meet our needs with a quick response. They're willing to work with us and handle issues. The quality of work is decent. Our IT director mentioned that Maxiom Technology is competitively priced compared to other vendors. The team gives a reasonable deadline at the outset of projects and usually sticks to it. We communicate via email and phone. Their response time and communication are impressive. Be honest with what you're looking for. Maxiom will be responsive and willing to investigate your needs. The team may offer solutions you might not have thought about before.
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Software Development Review from Andrew Meiners
Maxiom Technology has been working with Truth Quotient LLC on program managment in quantifying the scope of work of the Maxiom Technology developer. The Maxiom Technology developer has been working with us every day over the last 8 months or so on developing a custom software tool. They have delivered the product to us and we are in sales at this point. We are continuing to refine and develop the software daily.
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Web Development Review from Laura Cole
Maxiom Technology has been designing and building a new website from scratch. We started the project with a robust discovery phase, where the team queried us about our design and branding goals for the site. They provided us with a site map of our existing website, which we used to inform the new structure. The team also pushed us to determine what we wanted out of a content refresh, so I ran several internal discussions with our team and relayed feedback to Maxiom Technology. We had our own brand standards, but we didn't have any specific requests for the design. We just wanted Maxiom Technology to standardize each department page and develop template themes for other pages. The team worked iteratively to design templates for each page using Figma. They also designed different navigation options for mobile and desktop. We wanted to enable user acceptance testing (UAT), so they built clickable, high-fidelity prototypes. They also updated our websites backend to facilitate communication with our servers. Now, they;re rebuilding our content editor to help us update the site while adhering to our brand. Soon, they'll start developing the website using DotNetNuke (DNN), an open-source platform.
