Weborigo

XBody is an international company dedicated to the distribution and development of EMS fitness equipment, for which we have developed a website that presents a comprehensive range of their products and reflects the values and goals of the company since 2010. XBody has a presence in over 80 countries, where WebOrigo is responsible for providing and managing the website and web presence in each country in the respective language. XBody uses its complex EMS studio and business model structure to help individuals and companies build their own personal brands. Our work has been designed to make it easy for financial investors, entrepreneurs, gym managers, personal trainers, physiotherapists and existing EMS business owners to find the perfect way to incorporate XBody into their portfolio. Since XBody handles so many different services from management to training to distribution, it was crucial to create a central website that would have all the information in one, transparent and accessible place. Their design has helped to make contacting them quick and easy, improving customer access and contributing greatly to the company's future goals. The website features Salesforce integration, automatic built-in mailing services, security solutions to protect against bots and attackers, and multilingual support. A map search allows you to quickly find partners and studios. For Xbody, development was done using WordPress, an easy-to-use platform for both XBody staff and future clients. Coupled with useful plugins such as Elementor and search engine optimization tools, the website meets the needs of this ever-evolving business. Read More

For the JobRecord job search portal, we have designed a website that is able to provide an outstanding service both as a job advertiser and as a job seeker. A future job is a crucial point in life and the design of JobRecord reflects this. We have designed a separate interface for job seekers and advertisers within the site, making it easier to navigate and clearly indicating to users the content that is relevant to them. As a job portal, it was of course important to ensure that the site and future content was properly optimised for SEO. At the same time, the focus was on the design of future advertisements and CVs, as these are the core content of the site, and the placement of attention-grabbing CTA buttons to direct users to them. It was important that the recruitment interface was also appropriate for company branding purposes, reflecting the team, the company ethos, extras and references, and that the self-branding opportunities for candidates revealed the uniqueness of the employee.  The JobRecord website design was created using Figma and Photoshop. The user interface is primarily based on the .NET platform, as it can be easily reused in future developments in environments such as iOS, Android, macOS, Linux and Docker. Additionally, React at the front end provides a complex yet maintainable interface. Read More

For DroneCakes we enhanced their existing React, Typescript and Node.js based website. Our collaboration started with the preparation of an audit, which aimed to provide transparency on the operation, the architecture of the system and the monthly costs involved. This was of particular importance as the source code was running on Google's Cloud Firebase platform with Firestore data storage, which can be extremely costly if it has a high load or the code running on it is not optimised. We followed the Material UI approach to the web design. We created new functionality using existing elements, supporting Dronecakes' new educational endeavours. Thus, we created the frontend and backend parts of the new subscription packages following the adopted web design using the Figma platform. During the development we worked with Dronecakes' in-house software developers. WebOrigo was primarily responsible for web design and frontend development, while Dronecakes was responsible for database and data integrity. Read More

The Lazy Felix Google Chrome extension is designed to make it easier to manage images and files on the web. The goal was to create a user-centric extension that avoids the need to download files to your device for later upload, which not only eliminates a common problem, but also eliminates the proliferation of such "temporary" files among downloads.  The add-on recognises media items and files on the website, which can be dragged and dropped or clicked and immediately saved for later use, without saving or downloading to your device. The added files can be easily organized and used in any browser window, including platforms such as Facebook, Gmail, Google Drive, Discord, GitHub, Reddit, Pinterest, Dribble, or Behance. In addition, a website for Lazy Felix has been developed to help ensure the authenticity, user-friendliness and transparency of the plugin, including a short tutorial on the simple steps to use it. We have also integrated tracking codes, login and a Stripe-based subscription system into the website. The Lazy Felix extension is based on JavaScript, while the corresponding website uses Vue.js and Laravel (PHP) technologies. Read More

We developed a webshop for DiBook to sell e-books. In redesigning the site's layout and design, the main focus was on accessibility, user-friendliness and the implementation of modern marketing strategies such as action monitoring, loyalty programme, bundled shopping and recommendations tailored to the individual preferences of customers. As DiBook is exclusively dedicated to the sale of electronic and audio books, and not to tangible copies, the webshop is the only and main sales centre. Accordingly, search engine optimisation on the site has been a key focus, helping to increase organic traffic.  To retain customers, we have developed our own email templates, which the integrated Klaviyo system helps to deliver accurately and correctly to users.  To implement DiBook, we used the Laravel (PHP) and Docker frameworks. Read More