Gauge

Gauge was hired by a travel and lifestyle company to migrate their e-commerce platform to a more robust and user-friendly solution. The company needed a platform that could integrate with other internal and third-party systems without requiring expert knowledge to operate it post-launch. Gauge designed a responsive, mobile-friendly site with custom themes for the landing page, enhanced storytelling for product detail pages, a blog, and a store locator. The project ran from July 2018 to March 2019. The client lauded Gauge for their flexibility, knowledge, and fit with the company's operations.

An online science vendor engaged Gauge to migrate their site from Magento to Shopify. The company lacked the technical expertise to maximize Magento's flexibility and had suffered a significant DDOS attack that another company failed to rectify. Gauge suggested Shopify for its boxed option with less flexibility for individualizing items, given the company's size and the wide range of products they offer. Gauge also helped the company avoid unnecessary costs by reviewing modules and selecting the ones that best suited their goals. The project started in March 2012 with an ongoing relationship, costing over $40,000.

A sports equipment manufacturer hired Gauge to maintain their Magento platform and potentially upgrade the system to Magento 2. The goal was to launch a new product website using an existing site as a template. Gauge updated the site's theme, created a new product detail page, and ensured the new website utilized modern e-commerce practices. They also integrated the platform with a third-party logistics fulfillment center and provide monthly updates to keep the site secure. The Magento development took place from April to August 2018, with ongoing platform support and maintenance provided by Gauge. The client appreciated Gauge's team-player attitude and felt confident that their project was in good hands.