Melita POS
Case Study
Introduction
Long term partners On Poynt Creative, a Leicester branding agency, invited Yolkk to join them in pitching a Webflow website to their new prospect Melita POS.
Yolkk contributed during the introductory and exploratory phases playing our part in securing Melita as a client.
Development
Every website we build is crafted with standout, custom development - Melita was no exception. Here's three of our favorite elements that made this project unique.
Branding
Images are showcased in a Polaroid-style printout. While rooted in On Poynt’s branding, we enjoyed giving them movement and ensured they drew interest, acting as focal points.
GSAP Animations
GSAP can transform static websites into immersive experiences with fluid animations and seamless transitions. It’s built for creative freedom whilst offering great loading speeds.
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Melita Logo 'Squiggle'
Made using an SVG path that loops the animation in certain sections and 'squiggles' (😂) on scroll elsewhere. This method significantly reduces load times/ lag compared to a .lottie file or JavaScript.
Reviews & Socials
It would be easy to label this job as 'just' outsourced development. However, when you see the below social tags and Google reviews, it really reinforces the impact of our work. Websites today are alive with movement and interaction, making it essential for development to be a true collaboration between creative vision, client goals and technical execution!
"Working with Yolkk is always a pleasure. Easy to contact, quick turnover in amends and always brings something fresh and exciting to the development of a website."
Mia Clark,
On Poynt Creative
"Yolkk was involved in a number of the details always being on hand when needed. From the initial meetings to launch, he was proactive and easy to work with.
When it came to testing and minor tweaks and changes he was on hand ensuring it went live on our deadline. He also provided tutorial videos and has helped out with some questions which we really appreciate."
Samantha Steadman,
Melita POS
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