Case Studies

One of our client, a web agency in Canada, wanted to migrated its static corporate website to a CMS. They heard of Silverstripe and asked us to create their new website, using the exact same design as before.

The challenge was to create many different templates and content zones, ranging from portfolio pages, news section,  testimonials, pictures, each with their own set of fonts and layout. And of top of that the site is multi-lingual.

As we all know, each website is unique and requires its own set of features and components. For a Member of Parlement in Canada, one of our web agency partner wanted to create a website with a CMS and an editable calendar to show all past and upcoming events.

The challenge was to integrate an existing plugin from the Silverstripe community, customize it to our needs, create a clean and user-friendly experience both for the users and the site administrator and finally integrate all this seemlessly into an existing design.

One of our client, a publishing group, launched several collections in Spring 2010, each with its own website. On top of describing the different products, the client wanted to promote different services to the users. To attend or receive the service, users would have to either subsribe online or send a form to "request more info".

The challenge was to create different forms in Silverstripe, each with their own fields, error messages and automatic replies, and store all this info into a database that could be accessed by the client easily.