Widelab

Widelab was engaged by a software company to improve the UI/UX design of their website. The software company, whose product suggests non-trivial and trivial tests within an IDE, had a website that did not fully meet their expectations. Widelab started by enhancing the existing elements before adding new elements and subpages. The project manager strategically involved the UX and UI designers, ensuring cost-effective management. The website design was approved with minimal revisions, indicating a good understanding of the client's needs by the Widelab team. The same efficient process was applied to the marketing aspect, with tasks added to Trello and managed by the project manager. The client appreciated the prompt delivery and the team's quick adaptation to their established style.

Fijoya, a digital health company, hired Widelab to build their website. The company aims to transform employer-sponsored health and wellness by connecting all employees to personalized benefits. Widelab began the project by collaboratively establishing a visual style that aligned with Fijoya's brand identity. After the design was finalized, they moved into the development phase, implementing intricate features, responsive design elements, and a user-friendly interface. The final deliverable was a visually appealing and user-centric website that met Fijoya's specifications.

A cybersecurity software company hired Widelab for a total web redesign, including ad banners, new landing pages, and a new theme. The company, which helps prevent data breaches by empowering developers to protect data from the code, wanted a fresh look and feel for their marketing materials. Widelab started with the main homepage, creating a Figma version for both desktop and mobile, which passed speed tests and improved upon the previous version. They also came up with various ad ideas and created professional banners that met the company's taste and quality standards.