DrupalJedi

DrupalJedi was contracted by Visum, a German visa application service, to develop new software for the company. The team was responsible for building the web application's backend and CRM, as well as creating a custom template for the design. They developed the site on Drupal and added fully customized backend for the CRM software. The project, which started in 2016, involved several team members from DrupalJedi working behind the scenes, with one main point of contact for the client. Visum invested around $40,000 USD in the project.

People Teach Me IVS, a C2C knowledge sharing platform, engaged DrupalJedi to develop their company's platform. The UI/UX of the website had already been designed, and DrupalJedi was tasked with building out the Drupal backend. They upgraded the booking system developed by another company to also serve as a payment and customer handling system. They also integrated website features that aren’t standard to Drupal development using third-party technology. The project, which took place from October to December 2017, involved two project managers and 2-3 backend developers from DrupalJedi. The project cost was around €15,000 ($18,635 USD).

DrupalJedi worked with a Jordan-based publishing company to rebuild their website and develop an Android and iOS app. The website was completely rebuilt using Drupal, following modern UX principles to make it easier to understand and use. They also built the company's iOS and Android app, using Java for the Android version. They implemented functionalities to make the site more attractive to users, such as social login and built a sitemap for the new version. The project, which started in May 2018, involved groups of four or five people as well as a project manager for each product. The project's total cost was around $100,000.