Vardot

Vardot successfully completed a web design and development project for a non-governmental organization responsible for assisting refugees in the state of California. The organization needed a one-stop shop website for both organizations that help refugees and refugees themselves. Vardot used Drupal 9 as the site’s CMS and hosted it on Platform.sh, creating informational sections, application functionality, and internal communication features. Over 75% of users rated their experience with four and five stars, and over 80% found the site helpful, demonstrating the positive impact of the engagement.

Vardot developed a website in Drupal from scratch for an IT services and consulting company, providing ongoing support and maintenance. The team used Basecamp, Slack, email, phone calls, and Webex to manage the project and communicate. The engagement has been a success, with Vardot delivering the website successfully and proving to be proactive, collaborative, and committed. While there were some delays on the client's side, Vardot understood those delays and kept working, showcasing their flexibility and understanding.

Education Cannot Wait, the United Nations global fund for education in emergencies and protracted crises, hired Vardot to migrate its outdated WordPress site to a Drupal site, aligning with UNICEF's new web governance guidelines. Vardot conducted a thorough needs analysis, delivered mockups of the home page and key landing pages, and trained the client's team on using the new site, resulting in a 25% increase in traffic after launch. Vardot demonstrated exceptional agility, expert knowledge in UI/UX, and experience working with UN agencies, ensuring the success of the project.