3five - Out of Business

3five was hired by a professional publication firm to redesign a blog and incorporate new functionalities to suit evolving business goals. The project involved cleaning up and organizing the tagging and categories of the blog, as well as designing a structure that allowed for tabular organization of content. The goal was to direct readers to information relevant to them based on their market segment. The project, which cost between $40,000 to $50,000, was completed in 2011. The client was pleased with 3five's work, noting that the company had brought consistency to the blog's tagging and organization, and had created an effective content distribution solution.

3five worked with Tao Nutrition, a sports nutrition product company, to build a functional website. The project involved custom frontend design and specific technical aspects that other developers couldn't offer. The client was heavily involved in the initial mockups and content creation, with 3five providing feedback and modifications. The project, which cost around $5,000, was completed in August of the same year. The client was satisfied with the final product, noting that 3five was able to implement their desired frontend functionalities and provided valuable feedback throughout the process.

3five was contracted by an information publisher to develop an online training product for legal professionals. The project involved needs analysis, custom design of the web interface, implementation, testing, and training. Although the client didn't disclose the financial details of the project, they mentioned that two primary individuals from 3five were dedicated to the project from initial design through to implementation. The client was satisfied with the final product, noting that 3five had successfully navigated through the project's four stages and now provides ongoing support on a case-by-case basis.