Celsia gives you the simplest way to your EU Taxonomy score.
The EU taxonomy is a complex system to classify which parts of the economy can be marketed as sustainable investments. It includes a long list of economic activities, plus detailed environmental criteria that each must meet to earn a green label.
The platform provides the opportunity to measure, manage and improve sustainability activities in 4 steps using EU Taxonomy software.
If you plan a website rebranding or need a new website for your company, I highly recommend hiring WarmDevs.
We at Celsia had an excellent experience collaborating and achieved our goal due to their professionalism, availability, and exceptional skill in incorporating feedback fast and correctly. Highly recommend
In every project, we divide workstreams and determine milestones. Then we identify competencies needed to fulfill the tasks, calculate the work time of each expert, and approve everything with the client. After signing the contract, we allocate a separate team for the project. The project manager directs and supervises the process; he is the contact point for the client.
We started our collaboration with a kick-off meeting to gather information on the project. Our team discussed the project scope with the client, figured out what they expected from the product delivery, and defined, what tasks lie before use.
Using the Scrum method, we divided our work process into Sprints. Each Sprint is designed to produce a certain value – a deliverable we’ve presented to the client by the end of each Sprint’s period.
According to the project plan, we assigned a suitable team to work on it: a project manager, a designer, a developer, and a QA tester.
Before starting to work on the front design, we’ve built a sitemap: created the wireframe, and structured an overall UX logic of the website.
After that step was done, our designer assembled UI style guidelines to work within. This included brand colors, typography styles, iconography, and grid system. The designer detailed suitable spacing, text fields, buttons, and cards as well.
With collected references and the groundwork set and done, the designer created the UI design you can today see on Celsia’s live website.
Webflow implementation is a complex and involved process, that can be roughly divided into several main parts.
For this project, our developers implemented 12 main pages for the site, such as the Home page, Blog page, FAQ, Contact page, Privacy Policy, Product page, Pricing page, login, and subscriptions form, among others. We also created 2 custom Webflow CMS templates for product and blog pages.
After our developers and QA testers finished their part, the website was ready to go live. We proceeded with the successful deployment of the product.
WarmDevs incorporated a login form for users to create their own account. We added a subscription form on the website, which users can use to sign up for and stay updated on the company’s services. Also we’ve added Hubspot cloud software as a CRM platform incredibly useful to marketers for automizing inbound marketing, sales, and overall customer service, and provided Zapier product for the website to allow users integrate web app they use to automate their online operations. Our devs used JavaScript to implement additional interactivity to the website.
It was a pleasure to work with such a polite and professional customer.
They come to the table with a clear vision of what they were expecting from the project and from our team. They provided all materials necessary for successful development and were always easy to reach in terms of communication.
WarmDevs sincerely thank Celsia for a concise and interesting project. We couldn’t be happier with such a fruitful collaboration!
