Webpop Design

Webpop Design was hired by a financial services company to overhaul their website. The company was pursuing a product diversification strategy and needed a website that gave equal weight to several products targeted at different demographics. Webpop Design was selected based on their portfolio and experience in the financial services sector. The project was managed by Alan, who ensured that the development work was punctual and that the company was kept up to date. The company appreciated Webpop Design's understanding of complex UI/UX requirements and their support through revisions.

A psychedelic retreat company hired Webpop Design to develop and design their WordPress website. The company had a general vision of the project but needed technical assistance. Webpop Design translated the company's mockups into the site layout and ensured that the site had the necessary functionality, including booking, messaging, and payment processing capabilities. Alan, the director of Webpop Design, was the main point of contact. The company selected Webpop Design from hundreds of applicants on UpWork due to Alan's understanding of the project and his creative ideas.

Webpop Design was hired by Sravasti Abbey, a Tibetan Buddhist monastery, for a WordPress theme redesign. The monastery's website theme had been discontinued and could no longer support updated versions of WordPress, necessitating an urgent upgrade. Webpop Design was selected after a discovery meeting with Alan, who quickly identified the key issues and drafted a comprehensive project plan. The project involved brainstorming and working on page designs, building the design in HTML, and then converting it to WordPress. Alan, a full stack developer, was the sole point of contact for the project.