Omar Benseddik
Building web apps and sites @ Tinloof
Zego is a commercial motor insurance provider that powers opportunities for businesses to self-employed drivers and riders. They approached us to help them better manage their content by migrating it to Sanity and rebuilding the website to leverage that.
The website content was either embedded directly in the code or stored in the backend.
It made every content change require developers' involvement, slowing down content management, and taking from developers time that could be used to develop features or fix bugs.
After importing and converting the content from the existing blog, we made it possible to write articles and live-preview their content.
Articles had text but also images and some custom blocks like Youtube videos or Zego Quick Esitmate forms.
We also made it possible to create tags and assign them to articles to categorize them.
Building web apps and sites @ Tinloof
Blotout, a $3m-backed YC startup, launched EdgeTag, a serverless app that sends consented data to the Facebook Conversion API directly from the customer’s domain. They initially set up a simple landing page for it, but quickly realized they needed to have a scalable and more content manager friendly platform to create more landing pages for other integrations they support (e.g. Fastly, Cloudflare). We've created for them a performant and easy-to-manage website by leveraging tools like Remix, Sanity CMS, and Vercel.
Go to EdgeTagVelobici is a UK-based e-commerce that produces and sells luxury cycling apparel. They noticed that their platform started getting traction in Japan and South Korea, so they approached us to implement a translation strategy so that they can have content easily translated.
Go to Velobici: Translation StrategyHanabi is a web design and development agency specializing in e-commerce projects with a focus on Shopify. We built their new website with Next.js, TypeScript, and Sanity CMS.
Go to Hanabi AgencyTinloof is a Berlin-based agency that builds web sites and apps.
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