Forix

Forix was contracted by Desert Hot Tubs, a hot tub retailer, to redesign their website. The project took approximately six to seven months to complete. However, the client was dissatisfied with the final result as Forix retained complete control of the website and did not provide them with the necessary access codes or management control. The website was also not built with WordPress capabilities, which the client's representative believed was necessary for easy management and security. The client also reported that their website was hacked multiple times under Forix's watch. The client had invested around $25,000 in the project and expressed frustration at the lack of control they had over their own website.

Forix was hired by a tool manufacturing company to upgrade and rebuild their website from Magento 1.3.3 to Magento 2.0. The project, which cost between $85,000 to $90,000, involved a complete redesign of the website, making it more user and mobile-friendly. Forix also imported data of about 20,000 customers from the old website to the new one and added an address verification service to the checkout process. The client was satisfied with the work done by Forix and plans to engage them for future projects.

Forix was engaged by the Gingerbread Construction Company, an online bakery, to rebuild and upgrade their website. The project involved upgrading their website from an early version of Magento to version 2.0 and redesigning the entire site. Forix also integrated the site with Shipper HQ and ShipStation for inventory management and order fulfillment respectively. The project cost between $50,000 and $200,000. The client was pleased with Forix's work and plans to engage them for future projects.