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The Goal: The Augsburg section of the German Alpine Club (DAV) is building a new 1,000 m² boulder hall featuring a 500 m² lead climbing wall. To keep members, sponsors, and partners transparently informed about progress and milestones, a high-performance project microsite was required.
The Execution:
go-dav.de/boulderhalle.The Result: A modern, welcoming online presence serving as the primary communication hub for this landmark construction project.
The Goal: The renowned law and tax consultancy previously ran its website on WordPress. Frequent plugin vulnerabilities, security updates, and administrative overhead consumed valuable time. Furthermore, the resource-heavy CMS drove up hosting costs. The goal was to migrate away from WordPress to an ultra-secure, maintenance-free static architecture with a modern redesign.
The Execution:
The Result: A distinguished, lightning-fast web presence perfectly suited to the strict security requirements of a legal practice, with drastically lowered hosting costs.
The Goal: For Nathalie Gollas' newly founded sewing and upcycling studio, a charming, engaging web presence was needed to showcase workshops and creative services.
The Execution:
The Result: A personal and highly polished web presence that reflects the studio's creativity and consistently generates workshop bookings.
The Goal: Due to legacy DNS and mail server routing issues, the law firm experienced intermittent delays and delivery failures with inbound/outbound client emails – a critical operational risk for daily legal deadlines.
The Execution:
The Result: Resilient, fast, and compliant email communication across the entire firm, hosted securely on-premise.
The Goal: To publish their members' magazine “alpenblick” digitally as an interactive flipbook, the alpine club previously used US cloud service ISSUU. Rising subscription fees, intrusive third-party ads, and GDPR concerns demanded a self-hosted, independent alternative.
The Execution:
dav-augsburg.de.The Result: An ad-free, ultra-responsive digital magazine viewer. Recurring SaaS subscription fees were completely eliminated while full data sovereignty remains with the organization.
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