Apiqu

Apiqu was hired by an IT company to assist with the development of a Sitecore website. The company had been working on a large web development project and realized they needed to augment their in-house team. Apiqu was chosen due to their expertise in Sitecore development and a recommendation from a mutual client. The project, which commenced in August 2018, involved the development of frontend components and traditional Sitecore feature development on the backend. The company invested between $50,000 and $100,000 in the project, which was set to launch in April 2019.

The Canada Council for the Arts engaged Apiqu to redevelop and redesign the Canadian Commission for UNESCO (CCUNESCO) website. The council was seeking additional development support and chose Apiqu for their expertise in Sitecore. The website, which comprised around 200 pages in both English and French, was redesigned with added search functionality and a blog. The project, which took place from October to December 2017, cost the council approximately $23,000 USD. The council has since hired Apiqu for other development projects.

An IT provider contracted Apiqu to provide web development services for their Sitecore CMS when one of their clients was absorbed by another company. The provider's in-house team lacked Sitecore experience, so Apiqu was brought in to develop solutions. The project involved creating wireframes and mock-ups, Sitecore configurations, custom programming, and frontend design. The provider worked closely with Apiqu to ensure the deliverables met scope and budget guidelines, with the final delivery following a couple of rounds of revisions. The project, which ran from September 2016 to January 2017, cost between $15,000 and $25,000.