We help our clients /*define*/ the future by staying on the cutting edge
01
‘22
MoneyGeek
MoneyGeek initially came to us to help them increase their Core Web Vitals. As a top-ranked company on Google, it was imperitive that their CWV was all in the green. Today their CWV score is over 98% for both desktop and mobile and they continue to have one of the most performant sites on the web. Building on the success of the CWV project, MoneyGeek opted to move all development resources to Divelement. We currently support them with a full-time team of 6 in full-stack engineering and QA. We help them to continue developmenting their product road map both on the web, and for the backend infrastructure that supports over 250,000 unique visitors per month.
02
‘22
Wana Brands
We were tasked with bringing the new Wana Brands website to life. Wana is an industry leader in editables and they needed a site that allowed their customers to easily find information on products they were looking for, and also to make it easy for the customer to find where to purchase the product. The site was designed as an e-commerce site, but without the checkout functionality, but also integrates a store locator feature to help customers find stores nearby. We implemented the site using GatsbyJS, and Sanity for the headless CMS. We also set it up with live content previews by using Gatsby Cloud, and the site is deployed to the Netlify CDN.
03
‘22
Almond Cow E-Commerce
Almond Cow approached us about helping them to update their e-commerce store, and to help them transition to a headless solution. They were looking for an increase in performance, and an easier way to make content updates to the site on a day-to-day basis that just wasn't easy with their old Shopify store. We helped them move over to a headless stack using GatsbyJS, Sanity CMS, and Netlify for the CDN. The site has a lot of custom Shopify app integrations including Kustomer, Klaviyo, and Grin just to name a few. We continue to work with them on new features and implementations that help them support their global customer base.
04
‘21
Anglerr Mobile & Web App
Anglerr came to us looking to put together a mobile app to help fishing guides better track their booked trips, revenue and expenses as well as a web app that was the Airbnb for booking a fishing expedition. We built out the redesigned mobile app on React Native, and the web app is built with NextJS. The backend infrastructure is deployed to AWS using Elastic Beanstalk, and uses Python & Django for the API layer. We continue to provide engineering services to Anglerr to support their app.
05
‘22
Bitwarden Website
Bitwarden tasked us with moving them off of an existing WordPress site, and updating their stack. The frontend was built on GatsbyJS, and we opted for Contentful for the headless CMS. The site is deployed to the Netlify CDN.
06
‘21
Comptrain Gym Web App
We were asked to build a web app that connected Comptrain to their member gyms, and allowed the gyms to access weekly workouts, training resources, and a movement library of videos. We built the frontend on GatsbyJS and deployed it to Netlify. The app integrates authentication with Auth0, and uses Sanity as the headless CMS that allows Comptrain to manage all of their content in one place.
07
‘21
Rachio E-Commerce / Web
Rachio approached us in late 2020 to help them migrate to a headless CMS solution for their existing e-commerce site. The work began in January of 2021, but we quickly became their go-to provider for engineering. We helped them migrate over to a Sanity headless CMS solution, helping them to be able to quickly add and deploy content to their e-commerce site. We also worked directly with their core team, and continue to do so, to support integrations with their core products. We helped Rachio save tens of thousands of dollars in infrastructure cost, as well as tens of thousands of dollars in engineering costs.
08
‘21
ClimateCheck Web App
ClimateCheck asked us to help them put together their web app, built on top of their existing backend. We used GatsbyJS for the frontend and currently have it deployed to Netlify. After we finished the web app, we also built a widget for them that can be installed on any website to fetch the climate score for any property within the United States. ClimateCheck has since been featured in The Washington Post, CNN, Fast Company, and Bloomberg.
09
‘20
HopTechnics™
HopTechnics™ is a first-of-its-kind app for the hop and brewing industry. The app is designed to bring hop distributors and brewers closer together by allowing brewers to browse each distributors inventory and find hops based on that particular hops flavor profile. The app is now available for both iOS and Android. We were also asked to build the website to help promote the app. The site is built with React/Gatsby and is hosted on Netlify, and uses Lotties for all animations.
010
‘20
Amarillo Hop®
Amarillo Hop® is one of the flagship hops for VGF Inc. We were tasked with moving their site away from Wordpress. Originally the site was almost 98mb! We were able to implement Lotties to move their gifs and animations to a much more optimized format, and the site has been migrated over to React, using Gatsby and Netlify. The site has a mini-app built into it which allows users to select hops with the flavor profiles that they are looking for.
011
‘20
VGF Inc.
We migrated VGF Inc. over to a Gatsby site from a poorly performing Wordpress site. We upgraded them to use Contentful for their content management, and set them up on our Netlify CDN.
012
‘19
Chroma Souls
Chroma Souls was looking for a new site and to move away from Wix. We set them up with a React site built on Gatsby, and with a CI/CD pipeline that integrates directly with Github. The site is hosted on Netlify and uses Netlify forms to capture form submissions.
