Solspace

Solspace was hired by a global digital business optimization consultancy to revamp their six-year-old website. As the company's ad hoc development partner for over four years, Solspace was tasked with upgrading the CraftCMS and building new code and a data layer to support the new information architecture and UX specifications. The project involved a team of five from Solspace, including a lead architect, two developers, a project requirements manager, and a rotation of specialists for testing and QA. The new code and platform delivered immediate improvements in Core Web Vital scores and the company saw organic search results recover almost immediately.

Burl Audio, a professional audio electronics manufacturer, engaged Solspace to create an interactive "configurator" on their website. The aim was to help customers understand the modular, customizable design of their B80 Mothership product and calculate retail prices. Solspace was chosen for their high ratings, proximity, pricing, company culture, and value for cost. The project, which involved 2-5 Solspace employees, was complex due to the product's many permutations and limitations. However, Solspace successfully developed a web-based "configurator" that met the client's needs.

Here Comes The Guide, a wedding planning company, selected Solspace for ongoing website maintenance and implementation of various new functionality projects. They found Solspace through an online search and chose them for their high ratings, company culture, value for cost, and expertise in Craft development. The scope of work involved moving the company's complicated CMS from Expression Engine to Craft, implementing and customizing Meilisearch, creating custom Mapbox maps, moving image files into AWS, and coordinating with the company's database developer to move them into the cloud. The project was handled by 2-5 Solspace employees and resulted in a successfully upgraded and maintained website.