Case Studies

Based on your project brief, this project represents a German-language corporate website created for a transport and delivery business. The scope included design creation, front-end implementation, and project launch.

This case shows our ability to work with corporate service businesses outside the English-language market and create a polished website presentation in German. It also demonstrates that our work is not limited to online stores or marketplace projects. We also build corporate websites that present logistics, transport, and operational services in a more serious and visually convincing way.

Dynamic UK Contractors publicly presents itself as a UK construction company with dedicated sections for Services, Projects, Case Study, and Contact Us, along with construction service pages and accreditation-focused content.

For this project, the scope included design creation, competitor analysis in the construction sector, full writing of information pages and metadata, and custom plugin development for expanded functionality and usability. This case is important because it shows how we approach a corporate website strategically: not only through design, but through competitor research, service positioning, page structure, content writing, and stronger presentation of the company as a credible market player.

VRA Truckparts publicly presents itself as a UK-based truck dismantler specialising in tested OEM used parts for MAN, Volvo, DAF, Scania, and Mercedes. The website includes dedicated trust and process pages such as About, How to Order, and content around delivery, warranty, and compatibility.

This project included a full service package: image processing, Item Title, Item Category, Item Specifics, Item Condition, Description, Pricing, stock synchronisation with eBay, and development of multiple plugins for business growth and automation. This case is one of the strongest examples of our broader service model because it combines eCommerce development, marketplace workflow, listing preparation, SEO-focused improvements, and custom plugin development inside one business ecosystem.

This project is being developed as an Italian and English eCommerce website for used car parts, with competitor analysis, eBay and Ovoko synchronisation, and warehouse stock automation within one unified system.

This case is useful because it shows how we approach a growing automotive project from the start: competitor review, structure planning, multi-channel preparation, automation of stock logic, and future content development designed to reduce manual work and improve search readiness.

Datika publicly positions itself as an online store and online marketplace in Montenegro, and the public site includes a dedicated seller section inviting businesses to register and sell products on the platform.

This project involved building the platform from scratch, including design, front-end work, and a large amount of custom programming required for marketplace functionality. The project also included multiple advanced modules and business features for discounts, credit sales, stock logic, product media, delivery tools, and seller-related workflows. This case is especially valuable because it demonstrates deeper custom development capacity: not only launching a store, but building a more closed ecosystem where multiple sellers can work through personal accounts inside the platform.