Staple Web

Staple Web successfully completed a website redesign for a camera retailer. The company needed to overhaul its outdated website and Staple Web provided a comprehensive solution, building a customized site from scratch with a complex backend for inventory and customer service management. This backend allows the camera retailer to coordinate sales across multiple channels, including Amazon, eBay, and Walmart. The engagement lasted from February to August 2017, with the new site going live within a month and further tweaks and integrations added over the next five months. The project cost between $100,000–$120,000 due to its complexity and the need to accommodate all camera brands.

For a New York-based apparel company, Staple Web developed a custom website to showcase products and improve internal efficiency. The project started in June 2016 and continues to be updated. The website integrates with the company's existing inventory system, allowing for easy updates and organization of products. Staple Web also added a feature to track overseas shipments and a customer-facing website that allows verified users to view the catalogue online. The project has so far cost between $60,000–$70,000, with an additional $8,000–$9,000 planned for the next phase.

Staple Web was contracted by a kitchenware company to redesign their website. The company needed a more sophisticated online catalogue, and Staple Web developed new code mostly from scratch to deliver a completely redesigned layout. The new site includes a shopping cart function that aggregates customer data into a spreadsheet, providing valuable insights into customer preferences and popular product categories. The project started two years ago and was completed in less than a month, costing about $6,000. Staple Web continues to provide updates and add new features as needed.