Zimalab

Zimalab was hired by an online educational marketplace to revamp their platform. The project involved a complete redesign of the site, changing the business model, and implementation of new account features. The Zimalab team implemented a new branding color scheme and proceeded to introduce new features such as a video gallery for tutors, teacher and organization registration, profile badges, social links integration, and a redesign of profile and account pages. The project, which lasted two years, was executed on the Symfony platform by two project managers and two developers from Zimalab. The client was satisfied with the outcome.

The fintech company, TradeRadius, engaged Zimalab for the design and development of their platform. Zimalab was tasked with building a website that functioned similarly to a web app, providing personalized trading recommendations to subscribers based on pre-built algorithms. The team also created utility functions such as a trading education section, a news page, and a chat function. The platform, which required intensive database usage, was built over the course of a year by a team of 6-10 people from Zimalab. The total investment for the project was between $30,000-$40,000. Currently, Zimalab provides maintenance services for the platform.

Zimalab was contracted by the Shoe Hospital Corporation, the largest shoe repair business in North America, to replace their aging repair tracking system. The new system was designed to track customer history and trends, repair distribution types, and employee performance. The project required the site to be deployed on a scalable framework that could be used on both PCs and Tablets. Key deliverables included ticket details tracking with notifications to customers, an employee progress dashboard, inventory management, and CMS integration. The project was coordinated by a project manager from Zimalab, who acted as the primary point of contact. The client expressed satisfaction with the results.