CTI Digital

CTI Digital was contracted by the London Transport Museum to build a website for the institution. The project involved integrating the museum's online collections database and donation site. Before the project began, each department within the museum outlined their requirements for the site, which CTI Digital helped refine. The project team consisted of a project manager, lead developer, designer, and several other specialists as required. The project, which cost approximately $100,000, began in January 2020 and was completed in October of the same year.

The online art school hired CTI Digital to build their website and provide ongoing development. The latest project involved converting the site into an e-commerce platform, enabling courses to be purchased individually rather than through a year-long membership. The aim was to increase profitability by attracting a new market and offering existing customers a different way to access courses. CTI Digital redesigned the website's frontend, developed a bespoke affiliate program, created a system to track students’ progress, and found a more efficient way to track usage, key financial metrics, and student engagement.

CTI Digital was chosen by a U.K.-based company working with the U.K. government and overseas governments on various projects to provide a managed service for server hosting and technical development. The company's website, which was previously managed by two separate companies, was updated by CTI Digital. The website not only serves as a content management platform but also performs transactional tasks similar to an e-commerce solution. The project involved migrating from Drupal 6 to Drupal 7 and moving from the old supplier to CTI Digital. The site attracts between 40,000 and 60,000 visits per month and has more than 100,000 registered users. The relationship with CTI Digital remains ongoing.