WebOrigo

WebOrigo was contracted by an Estonian finance startup to review and develop the source code for their cryptocurrency exchange platforms, Planemo and Fluxchange. The project, which involved both frontend and backend development, was completed in PHP, HTML, Vue.js, Typescript, and Sass. The client had their own web designer, but all other services were provided by WebOrigo, including Solidity development later on. The client was extremely satisfied with the personal connection they had with the WebOrigo team, who comprised of a project manager, auditor, and three to five developers.

WebOrigo was hired by Lazy Felix, a technology company, to create a Chrome extension and homepage. The extension was designed to store images from the internet for easy copy-pasting without the need for download. The vendor was chosen based on a recommendation from a friend. The project was completed in Vue and Laravel frameworks for SEO compatibility. The client was highly involved in the design process, with WebOrigo being open and accommodating to design requests. The client was in constant contact with the CEO of WebOrigo, who was personally overseeing the project and was extremely satisfied with the final product.