ROXERS

ROXERS was hired by a retail golf store in Southwest Florida to design, develop, and launch a decoupled front-end e-commerce website. The team of 2-5 employees from ROXERS created a minimal viable product (MVP) for the e-commerce website, which included a Figma UX design for the front-end experience and a React/Next.JS/Tailwind/Node.JS decoupled front-end application that communicates with the store's e-commerce system provider, Lightspeed Retail. The client chose ROXERS for their high ratings, affordable pricing, and portfolio of high-quality work.

AEV Charging, a company specializing in EV charger hardware and software development, engaged ROXERS to develop their website, mobility applications, and optimize SEO. A team of 6-10 employees from ROXERS was assigned to deliver a mobile application for AEV charging, redesign the current AEV charging website, provide social media support and postings, and launch the MVP after three months. ROXERS was chosen for their affordable pricing, great culture fit, and good value for cost.

The University of Bonn contracted ROXERS to build a website. The project, which involved 6-10 ROXERS employees, required the team to adapt to changing requirements throughout the process, including a shift in server structure from the university server to an independent server. ROXERS was selected for their high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, great culture fit, and good value for cost.