Case studies, not just screenshots

Three live projects — the business problem behind each one, what we built and how it works.

Tax Helplines Syed Umrah Transport Pyro Playgrounds Store

Case Study 01 — Tax Information Website

Tax Helplines

A tax-law education and reference website for students, practitioners and taxpayers, organising case laws, judgments, SROs, publications and tools in one place.

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PROJECT FACTS

IndustryTax information & research
ScopeInformation portal with search
Core modulesCase laws • Judgments • SROs • Publications
StatusLive website

The Business Challenge

Tax material spans income tax, sales tax, customs and federal excise, and is scattered across many sources. A useful reference site has to organise a large volume of legal information so visitors can find the right material quickly.

Our Solution

A structured portal groups content by tax topic and gives visitors search across judgments, case law, acts, rules and SROs, alongside news, budget coverage, publications and a tax calculator.

Key Features

Tax-topic navigation

Search across judgments, case law, acts, rules and SROs

Case-law and judgment listings with citations

SRO listings filtered by tax type

Publications, news and budget sections

Tax calculator and service pages

Responsive layout

Information architecture Search & filtering Content management Responsive web design

The Outcome

Easier discovery Content is grouped by tax topic and searchable by type.

Organised research Case laws, judgments and SROs are presented as structured listings.

Works on any screen The layout adapts to phones, tablets and desktops.

Case Study 02 — Transport Website

Syed Umrah Transport

A private transport website for Umrah pilgrims travelling in Makkah, Madinah and Jeddah, with route information, vehicle choices and online booking requests.

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PROJECT FACTS

IndustryTravel & transport
ScopeWebsite with booking flow
Core modulesRoutes • Vehicles • Booking • FAQ
StatusLive website

The Business Challenge

Travellers want to compare routes, vehicles and prices before they arrange a transfer, and details are hard to compare when they are spread across messages and phone calls.

Our Solution

A travel-focused website brings routes, vehicle options and a step-by-step booking flow together, with WhatsApp as a quick way to ask for a custom quote.

Key Features

One-way transfers and private tours

Vehicle options with seat capacity

Step-by-step booking form

WhatsApp booking and quote option

FAQ section for common questions

Mobile-responsive pages

Responsive website Multi-step booking form WhatsApp integration User-focused navigation

The Outcome

Clearer journeys Routes, tours and vehicles are easy to review in one place.

Mobile access Travellers can browse and book from their phone.

Quick contact WhatsApp gives a direct route for custom quotes.

Case Study 03 — E-commerce Store

Pyro Playgrounds Store

An online fireworks store built around easy product browsing, featured items and a simple path from product to order.

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PROJECT FACTS

IndustryOnline retail
ScopeE-commerce storefront
Core modulesCategories • Products • Cart • Self pickup
StatusLive website

The Business Challenge

A product store needs clear categories, readable product cards and a short path from browsing to ordering, on phones as well as desktops.

Our Solution

A clean storefront presents categories, featured products and prices, with Add to Cart and Buy Now actions, a cart, customer account access and a self-pickup message to set expectations.

Key Features

Product categories and featured products

Product cards with prices and New badges

Add to Cart and Buy Now actions

Shopping cart and account access

Self-pickup information

Responsive storefront layout

Online store Product catalogue Shopping cart Responsive web design

The Outcome

Structured browsing Categories and product cards help visitors scan the catalogue.

Short path to order Cart and Buy Now actions sit directly on each product.

Mobile friendly The storefront adapts to small screens.

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