80Port

80Port was hired by Tonic at Quigley’s, a restaurant chain, to create user-friendly and professional websites for three of its restaurants. The client wanted the ability to easily update the site due to the constant changes in the restaurant business. 80Port delivered mobile-friendly, organized designs with working links and a reservation feature. The client was pleased with the ease of access to the backend provided by 80Port. The projects, which were completed between 2010 and 2012, cost between $5,000 and $10,000 each.

Hoop Strength, an athletic training business, worked with 80Port to develop a website that served as a training tool and database for athlete statistics. The client provided an initial concept and 80Port refined the project to include an athlete database, user login tracking, and the ability to post individualized training regimes. The website also allowed for the storage of anthropometric measurements, performance comments, and relevant media. This project, which cost around $15,000, took place between July and September 2017.

Troutman Sanders Strategies, a government affairs firm, engaged 80Port to redesign their outdated website and improve their SEO. The client wanted a more modern design and the ability to post news and biographies. 80Port built the new website on WordPress, allowing the client to easily update it. They also provided Google Analytics and SEO services. The project, which cost around $15,000, was carried out from May to September 2016.