Vardot

Vardot was hired by a non-governmental organization to create a portal interface for refugees. The organization required a one-stop shop for refugees and organizations assisting them. Vardot streamlined their functional information and incorporated analytic reporting to track user interaction. The project was broken down into two phases to allow for incremental deployment. Drupal 9 was used as the CMS, with the site being hosted on Platform.sh. The website features instructional sections, application functionality, and a communication platform for internal users and administrators. Despite the project's complexity, Vardot delivered an effective solution.

Vardot worked with Ramworld Tech Solution, an IT services and consultancy company, to develop their website. The project involved building a website from scratch using Drupal. The website was launched successfully and Vardot continues to provide support and maintenance. The client noted that Vardot's team of account and project managers, designers, and developers were professional and effective in delivering the project.

Education Cannot Wait, a United Nations global fund for education, hired Vardot to revamp their outdated WordPress site and migrate to a Drupal site. The goal was to create a site suitable for a billion-dollar multilateral global fund, balancing advocacy, information, transparency, and accountability functions. Vardot was selected based on their competitive cost estimate and track record with other UN agencies. The project involved a thorough needs analysis, design and development, training, and ongoing support. The client appreciated Vardot's professional approach and deliverables.