Our work

Founded in 1972, IFOAM -  Organics International is a membership-based organization working to bring true sustainability to agriculture across the globe.

Jägermeister wanted to create a social intranet that would promote and support collaboration and transparency between their internationally distributed team of 1000+ employees.

The Icelandic Intellectual property office has been using Drupal for several years now, and wanted to continue using Drupal. The old website was in Drupal 7 and the new one was upgraded to Drupal 8.

Eldum Rétt is a food delivery service based in Iceland built on Decoupled Drupal Commerce with React Native App.  Their aim is to provide extremely flexible and varied offerings for customers of all family sizes that can be ordered and managed completely online, through a website and mobile apps.

The Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies is an Icelandic university organization with a specific focus on linguistics, preserving Icelandic language and literature. 

SENEC is a provider for solar energy devices in Germany, operating in Germany, Italy, and Australia. SENEC, powering over 25.000 households in Germany is a fast growing startup and a daughter company of ENBW one of the largest German energy providers.

Iceland is a magical country - the whole island, but specifically its capital. Reykjavík is one of the most exciting destinations for tourists from all over the world. Such a popular location needs an informative website as well. 

The City of Reykjavík has over 9000 employees in different public sectors like schools, kindergartens and public government institutions. The old intranet was hardly used by employees as it didn't have many of the functionalities the users expected from such a platform. Also the design and the user experience felt dated and uncomfortable.

Bodensee Schiffsbetriebe (BSB) runs a fleet of 13 passenger ships and ferries on Germany's largest lake and is a unique provider of local public transportation. Founded in 1824, BSB ships operate in many ports in all parts of Lake Constance.