Zapal

Zapal was hired by UNDP in Ukraine to develop a landing page for a special project. The project, in collaboration with the Legacy of War Foundation, was dedicated to International Mine Awareness and Assistance Day 2024. The project originally existed as a photo exhibition, but Zapal was tasked with creating a digital version. The result was a visually appealing landing page that successfully highlighted the human stories produced during the project. The client found Zapal through a referral and chose them for their good value for cost and aligned company values.

OYCHA, an innovative high-quality tea company, engaged Zapal to increase sales through their website, develop a new robust website with modern technologies, redesign website UI/UX, and provide long-term IT support and consulting. Zapal delivered a fast, flexible, and cost-effective platform that not only improved the website's speed and SEO but also automated the communication flow between the sales department and warehouse. This led to an improvement in average order processing time from 6 minutes to 40 seconds per order. The client found Zapal through an online search and was drawn to their high ratings, great culture fit, and enthusiasm for innovation.

UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine hired Zapal to fix bugs on their existing website, amend existing functionality, add new features, and provide search engine optimization (SEO). The project was delivered in three phases: bug fixing, website launch and maintenance, and SEO optimization. The result was a significant improvement in the website’s visibility and performance online. The client found Zapal through a referral and chose them for their good value for cost and aligned company values.