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We need a modern website for our language school: courses by level, teacher profiles, a class schedule and online sign-up for a free trial lesson.
Grow our local search visibility: regional promotion, landing pages, reviews and more inbound requests.
Multilingual structure, hreflang, regional versions and a full technical audit.
Perform a basic penetration test of our web application, find vulnerabilities and deliver a report with recommendations.
Web app to reserve desks, offices and meeting rooms via a live floor map, with tariffs, online payment and a member dashboard.
Full lab website: searchable test catalog with prices and turnaround, online booking and secure results.
We need a web platform where clients book paid consultations with specialists, join a video call, pay online and leave reviews.
We need a corporate site with a product catalog, technical specifications, a request form and a dealer section in several languages.
We need a test plan and acceptance checklists for our web service: scenarios, pass criteria and a written defect report.
Connect site forms to a CRM so leads land in the pipeline with dedup and alerts.
Catalog website for a car service with prices and online maintenance booking.
We need a web application for a vet clinic: patient cards, appointments, medical history and automatic reminders to owners.
We need a full travel-agency website with destinations, a filterable tour catalogue and a request form for personalised tour selection.
Website for a private dental clinic: service pages with prices, doctor profiles, reviews and an online appointment system.
A small law practice needs a working site: pages by practice area, plain service descriptions, lawyer cards, publications and anonymised case notes, consultation booking with time…
An office of a hundred people, four meeting rooms and a weekly argument over who took what. I need a booking web app: week calendar, hourly and recurring bookings, a door tablet wi…
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