Codepaper

Codepaper was hired by Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre to develop a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) to validate their business model. The project involved designing and developing various elements, including a landing page, front-end design, user experience (UX), a backend system for clinicians, and initiating SEO. Codepaper also created logos for the company. The company was chosen for its proximity, budget-friendly pricing, good culture fit, and value for cost. The project was carried out by a team of 2-5 employees from Codepaper. The client was pleased with the seamless user experience provided by the MVP.

Worldwide Logistics Group engaged Codepaper to develop an e-payment platform. Codepaper was chosen for its budget-friendly pricing, good culture fit, and value for cost. A team of 6-10 employees was assigned to the project. Codepaper created an updated e-payment platform, encompassing both the front- and backend. The new platform proved to be highly efficient compared to the previous payment method, Drupal. Codepaper also made significant enhancements to the ordering, payment, and distribution procedures by replacing the old Drupal system with a new payment platform built on React technology. The client was satisfied with the efficiency and improvements made to their system.

KeHe Distributors hired Codepaper to develop and design an attractive website. Codepaper was chosen for its high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, good culture fit, and value for cost. A team of 2-5 employees was assigned to the project. The scope of work involved enhancing the user experience of the website, incorporating new features such as online order booking and click-and-collect services, and making internal improvements to streamline order processing. The client was pleased with the enhanced user experience and the new features added to their website.