Empire Elements

Empire Elements partnered with William Perkin Church of England High School in west London to install and maintain a meteor camera on their roof. The company also assisted the students with data analysis and software consulting, enhancing their understanding of meteorological phenomena. Empire Elements has been proactive in troubleshooting and resolving capture problems, offering valuable suggestions and solutions. The partnership, which began in October 2016, continues to be an ongoing collaboration, with the company recently discussing an app development project aimed at capturing meteors in real-time.

For a not-for-profit society, Empire Elements undertook web design and development, including custom template customization. The goal was to enhance the society's online presence, improve public engagement, and attract membership. Empire Elements was chosen for their ability to deliver the required solution and provide ongoing support. The project involved delivering a fully hosted WordPress-based solution, with frequent interaction and design refinement opportunities. Training in WordPress was also provided, along with ongoing support.

Video One Network, a video-selling platform, engaged Empire Elements to build their platform from scratch. The company developed a video-planning platform with features such as video license generation and payment integration. Empire Elements suggested Stripe for payment integration, which has been working brilliantly for the platform. The project also involved creating an admin panel for publishers to sell their videos and for buyers to download them. Empire Elements ensured the platform's scalability, using AWS for its flexibility and PHP for coding. The project, which started in the first quarter of 2019, is in its final phases and will soon be launched across Europe.