Case Studies

The CitrusDev web development team faced several challenges while developing the project. One of the significant challenges was designing a system that could differentiate between various types of cars, such as the cars of organizers and transport delivery drivers (who only enter within the framework of a particular event) and the cars of tenants (who enter on a regular, more long-term basis). This required a robust algorithm that could recognize different car categories and their quotas.

Our client was completing the production of LED panels and needed to develop a mobile application for controlling these panels. The interesting part of the task was that it was essentially a constructor, where the end user could determine the order of the panels by composing different geometric shapes.

During the requirements gathering stage, the client noted that speed was important to him at the moment, as the company had to present its project at an exhibition.

We used WordPress as the engine and the famous LearnDash plugin to implement the Learning Management System (LMS) functionality. This combination allowed the client to develop the necessary functionality and launch a demo to test the perception by end users in a short period of time. In the process of changing the requirements, we had to abandon most of the features that LearnDash provides and restructure the approach to creating content – replacing courses with lessons and lessons with slides.

Our client decided to attract investment in their product from one of the international venture funds. That is why they requested only the development of a basic version of the mobile application, to demonstrate the value of the product to the investors.

The main idea of the app was to help people to preserve their mental health by analyzing their heart rate over a long period of time. A special HRM from Viatom was used for this project because this device has the ability to store the HR values and sync with a mobile app through Bluetooth connectivity. Moreover, it can sync data even if the device is not connected for a long period of time. There was no time to develop detailed UX/UI and backend, so we suggested a solution that would satisfy all the client’s requirements.

This case is about the revamp of the WordPress website for a SAAS platform for content distribution management. The client, Communities by Targetings, is a B2B partnership marketing platform that aggregates, manages, and distributes content between partners and marketing channels to maximize outreach and drive growth. AI and automation enhance Communities to create a one-of-a-kind solution.

Our client is a surgical oncologist looking for a quick solution for a cancer treatment platform. CitrusDev gathered a wide range of requirements during the online meetings with the client. As a result, we suggested using CMS WordPress with a ready-made template that was researched by our CitrusDev team as well.