Dyfuzja

Dyfuzja was hired by IQ Money, Poland's first robo-advisory platform, to design the frontend of their platform. The goal was to create a simple and visually attractive interface for users with little or no experience in investing. Dyfuzja designed the frontend from scratch, presenting UX mock-ups and completing the design work using React.js. They also connected the frontend with IQ Money's core system, a complex task due to the system's ongoing evolution. The team included two frontend developers, a backend developer, a product tester, a project manager, and a UX and web designer.

Tax Care, an accounting and consulting firm, contracted Dyfuzja to assist with web development to create a new online image. The goal was to create a website that would simply and descriptively inform customers of their services and improve their conversion rate. Dyfuzja designed, developed, and launched three product websites for accounting, cloud-based invoicing, and their franchise program. All projects were completed within two or three sprint cycles. The team consisted of a project manager, a designer, and two developers.

A bank focused on providing financial solutions for small- and medium-sized businesses hired Dyfuzja for a partnership in their marketing efforts. The goal was to optimize lead generation, with some projects aimed at boosting brand recognition and aiding the PR department. Dyfuzja provided frontend development for various projects and handled the technical details behind the bank's marketing efforts. The team included a frontend developer, a project manager, a designer, and a manual tester. The bank's marketing studio manager also had direct access to Dyfuzja's CEO.