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Selected client work

Large catalogs, hard search problems, measurable results. A sample of engagements across the last several years.

Client outcomes

We take on large catalogs and hard search, data, and platform problems. A sample of engagements from the last several years.

National Tire & Wheel

A high-SKU tire-and-wheel retailer stuck on a slow Magento 2 build — 7–8 second page loads, broken SEO, and conversion under 0.25%. We re-platformed to BigCommerce in under three months, with Hawk Search for faceted navigation and Akeneo for product data. Page loads dropped to 1–2 seconds and conversion more than doubled. We still run the site, search, and PIM.

Moon Audio

A specialty audio retailer whose Magento Commerce build was crippled by caching and performance problems. We took over the Magento Commerce Cloud implementation, stabilized the system, and fixed slow product-image loading. Product-page load times went from 4–5 seconds to under 400ms — followed by a record sales month.

Rogers & Holland

An 80+ store jewelry retailer that had already suffered two failed website launches. We delivered a Magento 2 storefront fully integrated with their Oracle ERP, unifying retail, customer, and e-commerce into a true omnichannel experience — complete conversion in five months.

Jackson Family Wines

One of the world’s premier wine families, with 60+ brands. Channel partners needed fast access to tens of thousands of brand assets held in Oracle’s DAM. We built an asset portal with custom API integration and specialized indexing for faceted search — so partners can find, download, and repurpose assets in seconds. It became a key part of bringing their brands to market.

US Cellular

Replaced an aging Documentum CMS behind US Cellular’s agent knowledge portals with Oracle WebCenter Sites 12c and WebCenter Content — a single site delivering role-based, personalized content with seamless internal and external authentication, cutting management overhead.

Same rigor — large catalogs, real search and data problems, measurable results — now applied to modern, index-first commerce.