Case studies
Work that shows how we think.
Each case study covers the challenge, the architecture, the decisions and what we would do differently. Client names and figures appear only with written approval.
- Technology
Moving zylpe.com off WordPress without changing a URL
A same-to-same rebuild of a WordPress and Elementor site as a Next.js application: every public URL, title and section preserved, the Elementor layout reproduced from the crawled CSS, legacy demo URLs redirected, and a cutover plan that leaves email DNS untouched.
- Client
- Zylpe Technologies
- Solutions
- Application Development
- Professional Services
A web platform for Amrelia Technologies with a content layer that outlives the CMS
The public site for Amrelia Technologies, an India-based digital product engineering company and AMTEX's engineering partner: a distinct editorial brand, service and case-study pages, careers with an application API, and a content model that any headless CMS can feed later.
- Client
- Amrelia Technologies
- Solutions
- Application Development
- Technology
Kareeb: a community app built on open map data and a realtime backend
A mobile and web app that helps people find nearby mosques and community businesses, see accurate prayer times and keep a personal practice journal, with the directory kept fresh from OpenStreetMap by a scheduled sync.
- Client
- Kareeb
- Solutions
- Application Development · Mobile Development
- Technology
SportzOS: a league platform for seven sports, from registration to live scoring
An iOS and Android app, two websites and one Postgres backend that let community organisers run leagues, collect fees, schedule matches, appoint officials, score games ball by ball and publish standings, with players keeping a record across every league they play in.
- Client
- SportzOS (NASportz)
- Solutions
- Application Development · Mobile Development
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