Eryce

Eryce was hired by an international art consultancy firm to expedite the client onboarding process and identify their art preferences. The firm had a clear vision of the application's look and feel, and Eryce was responsible for finalizing the business requirements, designing, and building the software from scratch. The team deployed it on web and mobile platforms. The project was executed by a project manager, a UI/UX designer, a full-stack developer, and a systems architect from Eryce. The client found Eryce's services of high quality and good value for their needs.

The University of Washington’s tech transfer department, CoMotion, engaged Eryce for a website redesign project. Eryce was tasked with migrating the website from Drupal to WordPress, which involved rebuilding the entire infrastructure and redesigning a significant portion of the layout. The team worked closely with stakeholders to understand the department's operations and core audience, which helped them develop brand personas, user paths, site content, and the overall design. Eryce's proposal was the most cost-effective, and they completed the project within the stipulated time frame.

Palmare Private Brokerage, a premium real estate firm, hired Eryce to establish its online presence. The firm needed a website, logo, and style guide that reflected the quality of its services. Eryce was responsible for creating the logo and other brand elements from scratch, which were subsequently used for business cards and stationery. The team also built a simple yet attractive website. The project was handled by a project manager, a UI/UX designer, and a web developer from Eryce. The client was referred to Eryce and chose them after considering other firms.