Eryce

Eryce was hired by an international art advisor to build a custom application to expedite the onboarding process for prospective clients and help identify their art preferences. After thoroughly understanding the needs, Eryce designed and built the software from scratch and deployed it on both web and mobile platforms. The team provided by Eryce consisted of a project manager, a UI/UX designer, a full-stack developer, and a systems architect. The client found that Eryce offered the highest quality and best value for their needs and had an excellent reputation within their network.

In collaboration with the University of Washington’s tech transfer department, CoMotion, Eryce undertook the task of rebuilding and redesigning the university's website. They transitioned the website from Drupal to WordPress, meeting with stakeholders to understand the department's core audience and business needs. Eryce then developed ideas for brand personas, user paths, site content, and overall design, implementing the chosen options per the university's standards. The project spanned from January to April 2017 and cost $50,000, offering the most cost-effective proposal for the department.

Palmare Private Brokerage, a premium real estate firm, engaged Eryce to develop its online presence. The project involved creating a website, logo, and style guide from scratch, with the goal of reflecting the quality of services provided by the firm. The team from Eryce included a project manager, a UI/UX designer, and a web developer. The firm was satisfied with Eryce's services, using the created logo and brand elements as the basis for their business cards and stationery, and building a simple but attractive website.