dZine-Hub

dZine-Hub was hired by Malay Apparel, a fast-growing online clothing retailer in the UK, to develop a professional and efficient Magento website. The goal was to upscale the business and provide a personalized shopping experience for customers. dZine-Hub delivered a scalable framework for the ecommerce website, created custom branding, implemented a new system for data migration, and standardized the business workflow. They also simplified inventory management using Magento 2 and boosted the brand's online presence through marketing strategies. The project was led by their Client Communication Manager, Account Manager, Marketing Consultant, and Director, resulting in a successful online platform for Malay Apparel.

For an eBay business co-owned by an anonymous client, dZine-Hub was contracted to design their eBay store pages. The design included category dropdowns, a first in Australia, which allowed customers to filter their product choices. The team also developed a Magento website for the client, uploading 20,000 products onto the platform. They later upgraded the site to Magento 2 and provided ongoing support. They coordinated with various apps outside their expertise to streamline the business operations and implemented a tiered pricing feature and a system for customers to choose product lengths. The engagement, which started in January 2013, is ongoing, and the client has invested approximately $370,000–$450,000 USD in their services.

J&J Automotive, a company specializing in top-quality automotive accessories, hired dZine-Hub based on their previous cooperation. The details of the project were not explicitly provided, but it involved the client communicating their plans to the vendor. The project was managed by two project managers from dZine-Hub. Despite the lack of detailed information, it can be inferred that dZine-Hub delivered satisfactory results given the client's decision to rehire them.