WordPress and Hubspot + Design and Development
DC Dev Shop is a digital creative marketing agency in Washington, D.C.
We work with our clients to deliver modern, responsive websites with a focus on outstanding development and user accessibility. When partnering with our clients, we believe collaboration is key to producing outstanding results.
DC Dev Shop uses a content first methodology to approach web based projects.We have diversity in both our client base and our services. We provide WordPress services including marketing, branding, design and development to produce outstanding products.
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Fernleigh Cellars, Exigence Logistics, Alpha Solar Group, Port City Produce, Enterprise Sales Forum

Fernleigh Cellars
DCDS created a new website for Fernleigh Cellars, designed to highlight the wines and mead that Fernleigh Cellars produced, as well the property of Fernleigh, which is meant to encourage customers to visit the farm as well. For more visit www.dcdevshop.com/case-studies.

Exigence Logistics
DCDS created a brand new site for Exigence Logistics. The main components of this one page website were to highlight services provided, provide contact information, and to enable customers to reach out to Exigence Logistics through the use on contact form. For more visit https://www.dcdevshop.com/case-studies.

Alpha Solar Group
Alpha Solar Group is a woman and veteran owned solar development company that has been active in the D.C. area for years. DCDS designed them a new website and updated their existing designs perfect for a modern audience. For more visit https://www.dcdevshop.com/case-studies/.

Port City Produce
DCDS built a responsive one-page site for Port City Produce. The site was designed showcase their budding Instagram feed on the site, enable newsletter subscription signups, and provide their location and contact information. For more visit https://www.dcdevshop.com/case-studies

Enterprise Sales Forum
Enterprise Sales Forum reached out to DC Dev Shop with the need for a brand new website, as well as hosting and maintenance services. DC Dev Shop knew it was important for ESF to have an online community for their members that would compliment their already extensive international group. DCDS created a responsive website on WordPress with individual pages for each chapter that would feature the chapter’s organizers, as well as highlights for upcoming sales talks and events at that location. For more visit https://www.dcdevshop.com/case-studies/.
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Website Design for Professional Services Company
"They always provided many options to consider, which was nice."
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The client submitted this review online.
Please describe your company and your position there.
IMG-Crown is a professional services company, of over 85 staff members. We offer management capabilities and experience for directing large task-order contracts and guiding a team with the array of talents needed for Government Contracting. We specialize in Program Management, Technology Solutions, Communications Support, and Survey and Data Management. I am the Vice President of Operations, and manage the day-to-day operations of our staff and 40+ subcontractor staff.
For what projects/services did your company hire DC DEV SHOP?
Our company website was over 8 years old and we were beginning a re branding campaign, We wanted to build a new website to depict our corporate capabilities and new brand.
What were your goals for this project?
We wanted our website to be dynamic, so that we could easily add content. We were also hoping to add analytics to track web traffic to the new website.
How did you select this vendor?
We evaluated several local Web Design firms in Washington DC. We narrowed the field and solicited proposals from them along with the incumbent firm we had used to build the initial website. We evaluated the proposals, and ultimately decided based on the project details that were provided and customer service responsiveness. We had 2 people on our selection panel.
Describe the project in detail.
The scope of the project was to use some of the content from the old website and integrate the NEW themes and capabilities. We wanted to streamline the site and make it user friendly. We wanted a more visual presence and less text. I provided materials to the project including: text content, ideas for layouts, pictures, and symbols. DC Devshop was responsible for taking our ideas and creating a web presence to suit our needs. They built the wire frames and managed the flow of the website, and provided many options for layouts, schemes, overlays and general look and feel. They also provided text editing of the content we provided.
What was the team composition?
They had 3 people involved. One Project Lead - who we dealt with most of the time, and then a developer and UI person (look and feel). The team stayed the same size throughout the process. DC Devshop collaborated with Michael Lintner from our company. Our Director of People Services.
Can you share any outcomes from the project that demonstrate progress or success?
We just launched the website and are in the process of really marketing the new site. The overall reaction to the Website has been extremely positive by our employees who have navigated the site. We are extremely pleased with the end product, and feel like we met all the goals of our company.
How effective was the workflow between your team and theirs?
DC Devshop met expectations in terms of communication and scheduling. We have a few instances where our inputs did not initially make it into the development, but that might have to do with email problems. We used a variety of tools to manage the process including Zoom, Google and DropBox.
What did you find most impressive about this company?
We liked the laid back approach and constant introduction of ideas into the process. They were not pushy in wanting to deliver their ideas, and allowed us to build the Website that we wanted. They always provided many options to consider, which was nice. We appreciated the customer service and being able to talk through the smallest of changes. We were impressed with the design and deliver of the product.
Are there any areas for improvement?
There might be a better way to keep track of requirements, and then we could see the status of their implementation. A few times we were not sure if the requirements were being worked on or had gotten left out.
DC DEV SHOP successfully launched the website. It received positive feedback from employees. Their team met expectations and built a great end product. Their communication and approach were very impressive. The design and delivery were great.