Web Redone

Web Redone was hired by a test preparation company to create their first website. The company had been growing through word-of-mouth referrals, but decided to establish a web presence after clients inquired about a website. Web Redone was chosen based on their previous work, understanding of the project, timeline assurances, and competitive pricing. The project, led by Web Redone's owner Nikola and his team, involved several meetings to discuss and finalize the design. The team used WordPress to create a landing page and contact page that satisfied the client's needs.

DreamHost, an internet company specializing in web hosting, hired Web Redone to design a blog theme using a Bootstrap framework. The goal was to improve the loading time and user experience of a legacy theme, which would ideally increase engagement and conversions. The VP of Marketing at DreamHost had previously worked with Web Redone and was impressed with their timely delivery of quality results. Web Redone implemented the new theme exactly to DreamHost's specifications, even developing a responsive design for mobile and tablet platforms without a specific plan provided.

A development company CEO hired Web Redone to assist with frontend development for a client’s website and mobile app. The main objective of the project was to meet a tight timeline. The CEO had been following Web Redone's work and was impressed with their adherence to best practices in development. Web Redone developed the frontend of the website and mobile app for a car rental business, including a dashboard, user profiles, car profiles, user roles, and a web socket for real-time communication. They also built a notifications feature and the capability of saving data offline and syncing it when online. Two developers and a project manager from Web Redone worked on this project.