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Hawk’s Eye Website UI UX Design & Development
Heptic built a bilingual, video-first website for Hawks Eye, a creative production agency based in Khobar, Saudi Arabia. The brief called for a site that could carry the weight of the agency's own work, so we built it around full-motion showreels, a dark cinematic palette, and English and Arabic versions that each read naturally rather than one being a translation of the other. Nine service lines, from aerial drone videography to social media management, are laid out so prospective clients can find what they need without scrolling through a wall of copy. Contact routes straight to WhatsApp, matching how business conversations actually start in the Gulf market, and the whole build is tuned to load heavy video quickly on mobile connections.
Look And Learn History Archive
Heptic spearheaded a massive digitization and metadata optimization initiative for Look and Learn. Our team harvested hundreds of thousands of high-resolution historical images from global museums and galleries. The goal was to transform the archive into the world’s leading destination for free, public-domain educational assets. By refining metadata and streamlining the catalog, we ensured these cultural treasures are accessible to researchers, educators, and the creative community worldwide.
Bill of Materials (BOM) Manager
We built a desktop application to replace spreadsheet based BOM management for an engineering and manufacturing client. It handles multi-level assemblies and deep part hierarchies, with cost rollups and quantity changes propagating automatically instead of being recalculated by hand on every revision. Based on the client's own measurement of hours spent managing BOMs manually, the system is projected to cut that time by more than 50%. It runs fully offline, so performance holds up in factory environments with limited connectivity.
Social Media Design
Beyond engineering, our team also builds social media design and marketing systems. This recent case study shows how we developed a full set of campaign creatives with a locked layout, type scale, and brand treatment across every post, so the feed reads as one coherent brand rather than a series of disconnected designs.
Bilingual D2AllCleaning Website – Design, Development & SEO
Heptic designed and launched a high-performance bilingual web platform for a leading cleaning service provider in Saudi Arabia. This project focused on creating a professional digital identity that resonates with both local and international clients. By implementing a modern, mobile-first architecture, we provided a seamless user experience that showcases the client’s services across major urban centers. The platform serves as a central hub for service discovery and customer engagement in a competitive market.
Eldorado.gg
Eldorado.gg's own panel only lets you edit listings one at a time, which does not scale when a client is managing hundreds of them. We built a custom dashboard that adds bulk actions: filter listings by game, category, or account, then update pricing, stock, or status across the whole selection in one go. Next.js frontend, FastAPI backend, SQL for records and transaction history, with API integration keeping everything in sync automatically.
Taxi Van Loon
Taxi van Loon needed a website that turned local search traffic into confirmed bookings. The platform was structured around three service lines, private, business, and airport transport, with individual city pages covering Tiel and the surrounding Betuwe towns. Booking runs through an on-page form, WhatsApp, and direct call, while TX Keur certification, fixed pricing, and rider reviews carry the credibility side. The electric Mercedes-Benz EQE 300 fleet is featured as the centrepiece of the brand's comfort and sustainability positioning.
United Welding & Fabrication
A failed stainless hood does not wait for a callback. That reality shaped the site for United Welding & Fabrications LLC, a commercial metal fabrication shop in Somerville, New Jersey, where the audience splits between general contractors specifying a job and kitchen managers who need a problem gone by tomorrow. The whole thing runs as one scroll and asks for exactly one thing, a completed quote form. Scope is spelled out on the page instead of parked in a downloadable line sheet, covering hood systems and ductwork through railings, mobile field welding and overnight repairs, so nobody has to email just to find out whether the shop handles their job. Credentials sit next to the work they apply to. Licensed and insured, OSHA aware practice, code built installs, all placed where a contractor is already weighing risk.
AFG Master Painters
AFG Master Painters needed a site that turned local search across Brisbane and the Gold Coast into quote requests. Residential and commercial work sits under a services dropdown, with a portfolio gallery letting the finished jobs do the selling. Enquiries run through repeated Get Quote buttons, a free colour consultation offer and a click to call number in the header, while Dulux, QBCC and Master Painters badges under the hero carry the credibility. Torn paint edge sections in navy, gold and red hold the trade identity together.
Human Design Studios
Human Design Studios, a Hawaii based fine jewelry studio, needed a single scroll campaign page that turned giveaway interest into orders. Every purchase counts as an entry, online or in store, with no codes to track. The page pulls live products from the existing WooCommerce catalogue so buying happens in place, while GIA certified stones, insured shipping, and an open drawing handle trust.
DARA, UI/UX Design
Selling hardware before it ships is mostly a trust exercise. DARA, a connected cycling brand, is preparing a handlebar mounted smart light with a companion app, and the site exists to turn that into pre orders from riders who have never held the product. It manages that by refusing to split attention. No spec PDF, no secondary destination, no reason to leave the page. The scroll instead moves through what a rider wants to know in roughly the order they ask it, starting with the four visibility modes and one tap pairing, then opening into the app side with its live rider map, XP levels and milestone tracking. The objections that usually kill a pre order are answered inside the same flow, since battery life, weather sealing and mount compatibility all come up before the checkout prompt. Sitting under everything is the reason to buy at all, which is how invisible a cyclist becomes once the light goes.
DocPoint, UI/UX Design
Docpoint Mobile is an online doctor appointment application that lets patients book consultations without calling or visiting a clinic. The app brings doctor profiles, specialities, and live availability into one screen, so a slot can be reserved in a few taps. It was designed to reduce waiting time for patients while giving healthcare providers a cleaner, more predictable scheduling system.
Happy Stone, UI/UX Design
The Happy Stone, a stone hunting community with a painted rock map and a companion app, needed a single scroll site that turned curiosity into installs. Every section points to one action, with no separate rules page to read and no scattered links to chase. The page carries the full feature set in place, from the treasure map and QR scan reveal to the community feed, XP levels and leaderboard leagues, so a weekend walker or a parent with restless kids can judge whether it fits their Saturday without clicking away, while free access, kid safety and the fact that no artistic skill is required handle the practical doubts. Painting something and never learning where it went drives the urgency.
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