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Corporate site and content operations

A company site that stopped pretending to be a classroom.

The story

For a while the primary domain introduced Weps Technologies as an online learning platform. Products, mobile practice, and client engineering were hidden behind that one story. Institutes looking for a white-label LMS were not the only visitors — and they were not even the main ones. The rebuild is this website: a server-rendered company presence with products you can open, services with a next step, a portfolio, and an admin so staff can publish without waiting on a developer. The EdTech platform kept its own demo address. It is a product. It is not the company.

The difficulty

The primary domain presented Weps Technologies as an online learning platform, which hid the company’s products, mobile practice, and client-ready engineering.

How we worked

We wrote from real listings and real constraints. No invented download counts. EdTech stays on Cloud Run. The company site carries mobile, web, AI, consultancy, and the first-party apps. Content is structured so an editor can change it. That is also the offer to a client who needs a public site that will not freeze the week after launch.

The path we took

A short roadmap — what had to happen, in order, before the work could go live.

  1. 01

    Separate the identities

    Company website here. Learning platform on its own URL. One brand, two jobs.

  2. 02

    Name the pillars

    Products, mobile, web, AI, consultancy — each with a page a buyer can finish.

  3. 03

    Give editors a door

    /admin for staff. Structured content, not a locked set of HTML files.

  4. 04

    Put proof in public

    Play listings, the EdTech demo, and this site. Claims follow evidence.

  5. 05

    What can grow

    More case studies when permission exists. More products when they ship. No fake reviews in the meantime.

Where it stands

wepstech.com is the live company site. The EdTech demonstration remains on Cloud Run. We do not invent traffic or lead statistics for this rebuild.

Open the live site — then come back with questions

If you are still curious

The questions this work usually raises.

These are the next things people ask. Read them, open the live work if there is one, then tell us which part you want for your own project.

Why not keep one site for everything?

Because a student looking for a course and a founder looking for an Android team are not the same visitor. Mixing them wasted both conversations.

Can a client get this content model?

Yes. The point of /admin is that a company should be able to publish without a developer ticket for every sentence.

What is still unfinished?

Phone numbers, extra store screenshots, and permitted testimonials — only when they are real. The honest gap is part of the story.

Capabilities: Website design and development

Made with: Next.js, TypeScript, Firebase, Firestore

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