With a 7,001 km (4350.22 miles) distance and 6–hour difference between MPC and Easy Legal, we had to put processes in place to ensure seamless communication. In addition, as the client wanted to stay heavily involved and to oversee the whole process, we held frequent meetings and in the hours we could both compromise on.

Beyond the online meetings, we kept in touch via Slack and reported the state of our tasks in Jira. The result — everyone knew what was happening at all times and there was no confusion at any point of the project. Those are the effects of complete transparency policy, which we promote, as our value-proposition.

Although the project didn’t have a set deadline, the client chose a Time & Material payment model instead, we still wanted to deliver the finished products in a timely manner. The  whole collaboration process lasted 11 weeks, with 4 of them spent on building the sites.

MPC strives to build long–lasting business relationships based on mutual trust and transparency, so the client had an insight into the hours billed at all times.

And it paid off! Our partnership is still ongoing, with Easy Legal entrusting us with supporting their platforms.

“(…) we have already engaged them [MPC] for monthly support for all of our sites. (…) Now we have the pleasure of working with a firm that we really enjoy working with, understands our needs and demonstrates in every interaction, that our business is important to them!”

— Nicole Popovich, COO, Easy Legal Finance Inc.

Since the project’s scope didn’t require an extensive product workshop, we dove straight into the kick–off instead, quickly followed by the development process, which concluded with the stabilization stage and support.

It’s important to note that our QA was present from the beginning to make testing easier. Thanks to this, they worked in perfect synchronization with the development during the development process, creating a dynamic, flexible teamwork.

The builder chosen for this project was Elementor, with Astra Pro as a theme. To create user–friendly forms we have implemented Gravity Form, and we have summed it all up with Zapier for integration with Salesforce and to simplify the eventual expansion.

When it comes to giving feedback, instead of cluttering email boxes and creating informational chaos, we used markup for streamlined communication.

Last but not least, we used WP Engine for migration purposes, showing off our WordPress expertise.