Empire Elements

Empire Elements partnered with Video One Network to build a video-selling platform from scratch. The platform was designed to generate user video licenses for various vendors, including TV stations. Empire Elements also integrated a payment system, choosing Stripe over the client's preference for PayPal. The platform includes an admin panel for publishers to sell their videos and for buyers to purchase and download them. The platform was built with scalability in mind to accommodate increasing traffic and storage needs. The project was managed efficiently, saving the client time. The client invested $150,000 in the project, which is now in its final stages.

Empire Elements was hired by a non-profit society to design and develop a website. The goal of the project was to improve public engagement and attract membership through a stronger internet presence. The website was built on WordPress and integrated with social media for better reach. Empire Elements also provided SEO and analytics support to understand visitor interests and activity. The project was managed by Richard Kacerek, with additional resources involved in the background. The client had frequent opportunities for input and refinement throughout the process.

Empire Elements collaborated with William Perkin Church of England High School to install a meteor camera on the school's roof. The team also trained students in data analysis using specific software. In addition, Empire Elements provided consultations on an app that would help capture meteors in real-time. The team was responsive and efficient in troubleshooting both in-person and via email. The partnership, which began in October 2016, continues to date.