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Logiquel — Business Website Redesign
Problem
Logiquel is a software delivery agency working mostly with enterprise clients. Their old site didn't match that — dated design, slow load times, clunky on mobile. It was quietly working against them every time a serious prospect landed on it.
Solution
Rebuilt the site from scratch on React, Node.js, and MongoDB. Reworked the structure so it's easier to navigate, redesigned it to actually look like an agency handling enterprise work, and got load times and mobile experience up to scratch. Also structured the codebase so their team can update content without needing a dev every time.
Result
The site now backs up what Logiquel actually does. First impression for enterprise prospects went from "looks outdated" to "looks like a company that can handle our project."
Tech: React, Node.js, MongoDB
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