DevelopmentNow

In the increasingly important field of app development, we find that our strategic innovation to app development helps our clients to grow each of their businesses to be the best it can be. The Manifest accomplishes this by having a company’s information accessible with just one click, which makes it easy for the clients to compare vendors such as those specializing in mobile app development found on the site. Visual Objects is Clutch’s newest sister site, and provides portfolio items for each of the creative and design companies found on the site. These portfolio items, made up of the company’s past works, allows clients looking at different companies on the site to easily compare and contrast companies, and envision how a certain vendor might interpret their vision.

The firm analyzes hundreds of companies around the globe based on the company’s thought leadership, quality and breadth of their services, and their ability to deliver results to diverse clientele. The embedded app DevelopmentNow created is a game changer for us from a business standpoint,” said Volley Media GM Todd Moritz. Along with being named on Clutch, our success continues to the firm’s sister-sites: The Manifest and Visual Objects. Likewise, Visual Objects assists businesses with deciding on a future partner as the platform showcases an agency’s portfolio of past work.

At DevelopmentNow, we are lucky to work with some of the best developers, technologists, and strategists that Portland has to offer! I originally went to school for video production and worked with companies like PBS and Whirlpool to create video content for them. Broken and useless parts had circuit boards scrapped and sold for gold, and other parts were recycled – it was a little bit like the junkyard where Anakin sorted through parts in Star Wars. The app allows users of the BottleDrop service to view account balance, update personal information, and search for different types of BottleDrop locations.

Recognizing the Rift Between Digital and Reality Living in a big city and working for a technology company, I’ve become accustomed to utilizing digital productivity tools in my daily life. When technology didn’t belong – like in the rainforest – it allowed me to clear my head and truly experience each moment fully; untouched by digital stimuli. There is a Time and a Place for Technology While abroad, I noticed that the lack of unlimited SMS service caused people to change the way they communicate altogether. I am able to build websites that evoke social change, compelling mobile applications that help sell more product, and emerging tech experiences that help people rethink the insurance industry.