OpenSense Labs

OpenSense Labs was hired by the Koshi Educational and Welfare Society to provide support and maintenance for their Drupal website. The project aimed to improve the website's interface and make it more user-friendly and mobile-responsive. The company started with a thorough audit and shared a project roadmap that detailed activities for each sprint. OpenSense Labs also simplified the backend workflow to allow non-technical team members to manage the admin interface. As a result, the website's performance improved significantly, leading to a better user experience and increased engagement across devices. The team consisted of three developers and a project manager.

Edredo, an Ed-Tech platform, engaged OpenSense Labs for incremental development and domain expertise for their existing platform. OpenSense Labs was chosen for their cost-effective proposal and impressive track record. The aim was to create an engaging platform for social learning and career transformation for students and early-stage professionals. OpenSense Labs was selected from a pool of organizations listed on Drupal.org and proved to be the right choice for the project.

The Centre for Women’s Development Studies (CWDS) hired OpenSense Labs to develop a Knowledge Gateway on Women’s Studies using Drupal CMS. OpenSense Labs was chosen for their competitive prices, excellent technical expertise, and high responsiveness. After a series of discovery meetings to discuss the website's vision and design layout, OpenSense Labs led all phases of developing the new portal website. The project was delivered successfully within the stipulated time period by a team of five, including software developers and a technical lead.