Solving business challenges through creative design & development of websites, e-commerce systems, and business productivity applications.
E-Commerce, Payment Gateway Integration, Affiliate Program, Dynamic Image Generation, Reporting
Custom data driven web applications and systems, system integration, and business productivity tools.
Shopping carts, custom product management, integration with existing accounting software, and usability improvements.
Corporate websites, content management systems, intranets and collaboration solutions ranging from small to enterprise businesses.
SEO and Reporting, Search engine optimization, Google Analytics integration and custom reporting tools for sales, customers, and products.
We have been extremely pleased to work with the developers at Devbridge. Not only have they been easy to work with, but they've shown an ability to develop our projects quickly and in some cases handle multiple projects at the same time which can be challenging for many web development companies.
This post is dedicated to my fellow web designers and developers to share our experience of knowledge exchange between the developer and the client. Our field combines business development, graphic design, technology, and user experience design – a basketful of very different areas of expertise. When dealing with clients one does face a challenge of clearly and effectively communicating the goals and results of work performed in the mentioned areas.
Another year crumbles behind us as our databases are pleasantly ripening with new data and clients. A good and exciting year 2009 was, with goals achieved, lessons learned, and ideas hatched for the next twelve months.
A relaxing drumming of raindrops is beating against the windows at DevBridge – nature is preparing for yet another season of slumber. Shades of yellow and red are embracing forests and parks alike; the pesky neighbor squirrel is no longer bothering Tomas as it’s time is consumed with various nut gathering activities. Spirits inside the office, however, are quite on the other side of the spectrum with activity peaking at an all time high. New employees, multiple product launches, and deadlines creeping up on us leave little time for melancholy and nut gathering (Marius also buys us nuts in these large containers, so we technically don’t have to gather them in preparation for winter).
The business strategies used at DevBridge have been forged through the grueling and millennium lasting conference calls and thirty person meetings with the marketing department at the helm. Ok, maybe I’m being just a tad facetious. Marketing has a place in an organization, but we’re big on the theory that a product should market itself through its features and uniqueness.
It's rather uncomfortable here. The splintered wooden table has little ornamentation left on it's antique frame. My sweaty back is pressed against it and the radiating heat of the recently utilized M16 is pleasantly warming my face and palms. I still have twenty rounds left in my clip, but after that it's slicing time - and you know how much I like slicing.
You ever get that project where the client begs you to put that uh... fancy 600x400 pixel flash intro on their web page? You know the one I'm talking about: no real function or use, a bunch of circles floating around while some techno reject soundtrack plays in the background and you start getting flashback from your clubbing days?