Case study
QABA Board
The Qualified Applied Behavior Analysis Credentialing Board (QABA®) is an internationally-accredited credentialing agency dedicated to ensuring the highest standard of care among professionals providing applied behavioral analysis (ABA) services.
01About the project
What we built.
In the development of QABA Board, a comprehensive platform designed to streamline the functions of groups of directors and decision-making bodies, we've seamlessly integrated a set of technologies to deliver a virtual meeting place that enhances efficiency and collaboration. Ruby on Rails serves as the sturdy backbone of our platform, expertly managing data and user interactions, ensuring a user-friendly and dynamic experience for board members, regardless of their physical locations.
Postgresql, a reliable database management system, securely stores and retrieves meeting materials, agendas, documents, and decisions, offering a well-organized and secure platform for board governance. Stimulus JS and Sorting JS enrich the platform with dynamic and interactive elements, optimizing engagement and interactivity among board members during meetings.
Trix, a rich text editor, facilitates the creation and distribution of meeting materials, ensuring that board members have access to the information they need in a secure and organized manner. The seamless integration of these technologies ensures that QABA Board empowers groups to prepare, engage, and take meaningful action on what matters most. It ultimately enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of governing organizations by offering flexibility and convenience, particularly for busy professionals or geographically dispersed groups.

02Key features
What it does.
03Technology
What it runs on.
postgres
trix04More work
Other things we shipped.
05Start here
Tell us what you are building. We will tell you what it takes.
Four short steps, then a real conversation with the engineer who would build it. No sales call, no discovery deck.
Rather just talk?
Grab 45 minutes. You will be on with an engineer, not a salesperson.
- No NDA needed to have the first conversation
- You keep the architecture note either way
- We will tell you if we are the wrong fit



