Noble Pixels

Noble Pixels was hired to build a new website for an educational nonprofit organization. The previous website was outdated and the team at Noble Pixels was tasked with creating a more modern and functional site. The website was created using WordPress with several key functionalities, including a tailor-made application form in Laravel with Salesforce integration. The team also built a private database for each candidate and integrated donation services and Mailchimp into the backend. The project ran from January 2017 to May 2018 and cost just under $100,000. The client was pleased with the results, noting that the new website helped them measure which recruitment activities attracted the most qualified candidates.

Noble Pixels was engaged to revamp the website for MusicFest Canada, a nonprofit music and educational festival. The previous website was difficult to navigate and the team at Noble Pixels was tasked with making it more user-friendly and attractive. The website coordinates the travel, accommodations, and scheduling of about 10,000 students from across Canada throughout the year. The project began in late 2014 and is ongoing, with the cost expected to exceed $100,000. The client appreciated Noble Pixels' understanding of social media and their ability to make it interact with the website.

Noble Pixels was hired to develop a good SEO strategy and refresh the website for a home training service provider. The website was built on WordPress and Noble Pixels was responsible for additional development and SEO. The website was aimed at generating leads and didn't have e-commerce capabilities. The project began in November 2015 and is ongoing, with the cost of services between $500 and $1,000 per month. The client was impressed with Noble Pixels' commitment and the quality of their work.