Wildlabs
visit site- $10,000+
- 10 - 49 employees
- Auckland, New Zealand
Web development firm Wildlabs Limited is located in Auckland, New Zealand. They focus on web development, web design, e-commerce development, ux/ui design, and more and were launched in 2018.
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Client Size Distribution
Small Business (<$10M) 35%
Midmarket ($10M - $1B) 65%
Common Project Size
$50K-$199K 2 projects
$10K-$49K 1 project
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Highlights from Recent Projects
Wildlabs was hired by a Volume Home Builder in Auckland, New Zealand to consolidate their multiple location-based websites into one. The goal was to create an easy-to-navigate platform for customers to browse by house type, location, and specific requirements. The website also needed to integrate with the company's CRM system for efficient lead management. Wildlabs took initial designs from the client's creative agency and created an architecture for the site. The new site was built using Laravel, Statamic, Jamstack, and Algolia, ensuring IT security requirements were met while providing a flexible CMS system. The project was executed by a project manager, a developer, and a UX designer from Wildlabs.
Wildlabs was engaged by The Property Market, a small real estate agency in Auckland, to rebuild their website and maintain their software. Over time, the agency moved all their software and web design and development across to Wildlabs due to their efficiency and easy collaboration. The scope of work included the rebuild of their appraisal generator, migration of their outdated CMS to Statamic, integration between their new CMS and their CRM tool, and additional web design and build. All tools were built by integrating with their existing CRM, Statamic, and Cloudflare. The team from Wildlabs included a main contact for development, a front end designer, a technical researcher, and a developer.
Zeronet Limited, a multi-brand Telco and ISP, hired Wildlabs to create a new service layer for their website to decouple an inflexible software dependency. The project aimed to provide greater flexibility between cloud-BSS elements including Website, Zendesk, Stripe, and Campaign Monitor. The scope of work was defined as replacing a 'dumb' pass-through application, sending lead data to Campaign Monitor early in the sales funnel, creating users and tickets in Zendesk, creating payment at checkout, and allowing greater flexibility to save lead journeys and rehydrate through tokenized links. The project was executed by 2-5 employees from Wildlabs.