Arke

Arke was hired by a precision metal component company to rectify issues with their websites and subdomains which had been poorly migrated to a new CMS by a previous partner. The company had over 100 errors, a cluttered media library, and dysfunctional analytics and reporting. Arke comprehensively understood the company's goals and quickly developed a roadmap to make progress. They held weekly update meetings and collaborated with other vendors to fully comprehend the company's site status. A team of at least 10 professionals, including a developer, account manager, account executive, designer, and analytics expert, worked on the project. The result was an efficient website that not only attracted new customers but also served as a resource for existing ones.

Arke was engaged by a consumer finance and fintech company to bring their fintech website design and vision to life. The project involved building the site from scratch, completing technical integrations with backend providers, and designing the frontend of the website. The team was composed of a designer, a solution architect, a software engineer, a project manager, and a business analyst. The project, which lasted from October 2021 to April 2022, cost around $500,000. Arke's work resulted in a functional website that met the company's needs and expectations.

The Boys and Girls Clubs of America engaged Arke to rebuild a preexisting web platform used by youth, staff, and administrators. The platform, originally created with another partner, had become unsustainable. Arke was responsible for development, debugging, maintenance, support, and some new features. They utilized different systems to build each component of the platform, including Sitecore, Microsoft Dynamics, and React Native. The team included one senior developer and several project managers, along with two to four offshore developers. The project, which ran from January 2018 to January 2020, cost between $250,000 and $300,000. The result was a sustainable and functional platform that served its users effectively.