Top Vue.js Consultancy

1. How many years of experience does your consultancy have working with Vue.js?

Although consultancies may claim to have experience working across many types of technology, they might not be equipped to take on your project. Ask them how many Vue.js projects they’ve consulted on and how many Vue.js consultants they have available. 

Over the past 7 years, our developers at FullStack Labs have worked on several Vue.js projects. 

2. What kinds of projects have you consulted on in the past?

While a Vue.js Consultancy might have worked on a significant number of projects, they might not have the type of experience you need. It’s important to get information about the breadth of the projects they’ve worked on and the sorts of companies they’ve worked for. 

You can learn more about the projects FullStack developers have worked on in the past on our Vue.js portfolio page.

3. How do you find and attract the most qualified Vue.js Consultants?

Leading Vue.js Consultancies typically have detailed strategies for recruiting Vue.js Consultants.

The FullStack brand is widely respected, so the best Vue.js Consultants often come to us.

We organize Vue.js meetups in order to engage with the developer community.

At FullStack Labs, we have six people who are responsible for finding and recruiting qualified Vue.js developers. After years of doing so, they have built a substantial database of Vue.js Consultants that we use to staff new projects.

4. What is your screening process?

You can find a detailed outline of our hiring process on our website, but here is a brief explanation of the six steps we use to screen for the best Vue.js Consultants:

• Remote Screening: Recruiters establish a candidate’s credentials in a quick 15-minute interview.
• General Computer Skills Assessment: Our 60-minute exam measures for a candidate’s skill level.
• Interview: During a 90-minute interview, candidates walk us through their past experience, tell us a bit more about their skill set, and share a little about what they look for in a workplace.
• Coding Challenge: Candidates take a coding challenge and record their progress. Our CTO then evaluates their performance.
• Second Interview: Either our CTO or our CIO interviews the candidate.
• Final Checks: We perform a final background check and talk to their references.

5. What pricing model do you use for your Vue.js projects?

At FullStack Labs, we utilize both hourly and flat-rate pricing models. 

When working on an hourly basis, our developers track their time using Toggl in order to bill clients appropriately. We never round up, and we don’t block-bill. Our CEO elaborates on why this distinction is significant in this blog post.

6. How much do you charge per hour?

You’ll need to ask about a Vue.js Consultancy’s rates early on in your search in order to decide if they’re a good fit.

You can find the hourly rates for FullStack engagements on our FAQ page, but here are a few examples: 

a. For Latin America-based Vue.js Consultants:

• $40 - Junior Vue.js Consultant 
• $50 - Mid-level Vue.js Consultant
• $60 - Senior Vue.js Consultant
• $70 - Architect Vue.js Consultant 

7. How do you structure your Vue.js Consulting teams?

Consultancies organize their teams differently.

The standard Vue.js Consulting team at FullStack Labs typically has:

• Two or three Vue.js Consultants
• A part-time Project Manager
• A part-time Quality Assurance Professional
• A part-time Designer

You are welcome to staff some of the positions yourself.

8. What types of protections do I have as your client?

Choosing a Vue.js Consultancy is a big decision, so it’s understandable that you would want to know what guarantees you have in case things don’t work out.

Clients who work with FullStack Labs can try out our Vue.js Consultants in a two-week free trial. If they’re not a good fit for your project, we will replace them with a new set.

9. What kinds of commitments do you expect your clients to make?

Some Vue.js Consultancies expect clients to sign long-term contracts, so you definitely want to ask about their cancellation policies.

At FullStack Labs, we only ask clients to sign monthly contracts, so they can cancel as long as they give a 30-day notice.

10. Can I check your references?

It’s a good idea to ask Vue.js Consultancies to provide a list of references.

You can find testimonials from past FullStack clients here. They each include in-depth responses to questions about their experience with FullStack.

11. How long will it take you to set me up with Vue.js Consultants?

The time it takes to put together a team of Vue.js Consultants depends on how large the project is.

When working with FullStack, you can expect it to take a week or two for us to assign consultants for a small Vue.js project, but it can take us up to a month to put together a team for more substantial engagements.

12. How many Vue.js developers can I hire at a time for my project?

Smaller consultancies might struggle to staff larger projects.

FullStack can assign you up to 12 developers per month for larger engagements.

13. What if our project requires a variety of software professionals?

You might not be able to hire a wide range of talent when working with smaller consultancies.

With FullStack, you’ll be able to select from an extensive technical bench. To mention a few, we have DevOps specialists, architects, business analysts, UI/UX designers, project managers, and quality assurance engineers.

14. How will I communicate with my Vue.js Consultancy team?

It’s a good idea to ask what lines of communication you’ll have with your Vue.js Consultants.

FullStack employees typically use Slack and Zoom to communicate with their clients and their teammates.

They also engage in daily and weekly standups, which are always open to clients.

15. What is your process for planning and estimating new apps?

It is important for a Vue.js Consultancy to have a detailed plan for staffing projects and building apps.

You can find the FullStack Design / Build Playbook on our website. It details how we staff projects and design apps.