WebEquator
visit site- $5,000+
- 10 - 49 employees
- Maidenhead, England
Founded in 2012, WebEquator is a development firm. Their team of around 15 employees is based in Maidenhead, United Kingdom. They focus on web development and design and custom software development.
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Client Size Distribution
Small Business (<$10M) 70%
Midmarket ($10M - $1B) 30%
Common Project Size
<$10K 1 project
$200K-$999K 1 project
Clients
- Imperial College London
Highlights from Recent Projects
WebEquator was hired by a gaming freelancer to fix various bugs present in an Android app. The freelancer discovered WebEquator through an online search and was struggling with issues on the gaming app. The team at WebEquator reviewed the app in detail, fixed the bugs, and prepared it for release on Google Play. The project team consisted of one developer from WebEquator and the freelancer acting as the project manager. The freelancer was satisfied with the work done by WebEquator, noting that the app was now fully functional and ready to be launched.
In another project, WebEquator provided web and mobile development support for Eagle View, a digital consultancy company. The CEO of Eagle View, who had known the owner of WebEquator for many years, hired the team to support their digital expansion. They needed expert software development support for various projects, including website and app design and build, with a focus on customer journey and big data integration. WebEquator worked on multiple projects, but the two largest web-based projects involved integration of multiple datasets to a cybersecurity platform and an operational events platform. In addition, they built an app for the events business, which included a web-based CMS allowing the client to upload and manage VIPs and speakers on site. The project team was composed of around 10 members, including a technical director, project manager, technical architect, developers, and designers. The CEO of Eagle View was pleased with the results of the projects, praising the team's ability to handle large datasets and build functional apps.