It's honestly hard to state items that I disliked. During the initial development phase we had some challenges meeting project milestones (it's a project, that happens), but the team came through when it mattered and delivered a fully functional website on time for beta testing. The only real negative I had was the lack of training and documentation on how to update and modify the website after it was turned over. Even then, I cannot hold it as a negative, since UV independently decided to make this right during the post-beta refresh. Beyond that, I guess it's worth noting that their project teams are frequently remote, so there may be no opportunity for face-to-face interaction. Their project managers maintain continuous contact so I personally had no issue with that, but some people may not like feeling physically disconnected. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If you are looking for thoughtful, creative solutions to web design concepts that are more technically challenging than most companies can provide, United Virtualities should be your first stop. Not only do they have the ability to provide what others cannot, you will find them to be more cost effective and easy to work with as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Overall, I hired UV to provide a platform that enabled professionals across every industry to share their experiences in a way that provided students and young professionals the breadth of topics that secondary schools and universities never cover. The students and young professionals that I brought in for the beta were so enthusiastic about this that they asked to be unpaid interns just to be involved in it!! Literally none of this would have been possible without UV. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.