Bagzi is an innovative and simple solution supporting the purchasing process of online stores. The idea was born out of widespread frustration during the payment phase for items in an online shopping cart. Sounds familiar? Well, a potential customer of an online store who wants to pay for a product often struggles with a large amount of data to be filled in, many subpages or incorrect auto-complete data for shipping.In March 2020, more than 88% of online shopping orders were abandoned, i.e. not converted into a purchase. What have we done as BrainForge IT to help Bagzi? Thanks to a clear vision and great communication with the client, we made decisions to use technologies such as Flutter and React.js, we were also able to select the necessary functionalities that the application would have to include: 1.Should allow integration with most online stores.2.Easy and clear interface for both the store client and the application administrator to ensure security of sensitive information and allow ease of implementing new features.3.Many integrated payment options , such as BLIK, card or quick transfer and support for a wide variety of users.4.Bagzi plugin has to be easily integrated with any online store.5.The application has to be easily used on any platform - desktop or mobile.”55 percent of shoppers will abandon if they have to re-enter their credit card or shipping Information- Sleeknote” This cooperation resulted in an application (that will be launched in a following year) which reduces all mentioned above abandonment so directly results in Bagzi income.

Case Study - Interactive Apiary Simulator mobile gameWhat have we done for Etnopolis? We have created a mobile game app which is addressed to both the youngest users. The full game takes about 30 minutes, during which time the user is able to look at and learn about the apiary’s functioning. Expedition through the Etnopolis was made to show that working with insects is pleasant, but also requires knowledge, commitment and responsibility. Indication of the role of man in the process of beekeeping and what work is necessary to perform during the inspection of the hive. Players will also get acquainted with the construction of the hive, the names of beekeeping equipment and its roles.What did they need? The Etnopolis client needed a solution that would create science-friendly conditions to deepen knowledge about the apiary’s responsibilities. They wanted an innovative, interactive, modern and user-friendly solution of all ages.Missions to complete in the simulator: Players start the review by preparing the necessary equipment for thisprocess (from the screen they collect things such as a bee broom, a smoker, a chiselbeehives, smoker fuel, spare honeycomb, transport bag andlighter) - when they move the cursor over an item, a short one appearsinformation about its purpose. Then the players go to the apiary, there is a checklist with things to doexecution and commands what to do in turn:- light the smoker, approach the hive- remove the roof, smoke the bees with a smoker, pull out the frames one by oneusing a chisel - put the checked frame in the transport bag, look for the mother,mark if there are drones, mark: honey, bee bread, eggs, open brood and broodindoor.The last step is to close the hive by arranging the frames in the same order.Replace the bees from the transport box to the hive. Close the visor - end of the review. The game ends with a short quiz about working in the apiary (3 questions).

Who was our client?The I Design Association creates the annual IDesign conference, the first two editions were devoted to Design Thinking, in subsequent editions marketing topics were discussed.This year they decided to return to the topics of design thinking, ux, accessibility. Among the speakers was also Paweł Tkaczyk. The conference is charitable and the profit from the conference is donated every year to a charity organization, e.g. this year to https://miedzyniebemaziemia.pl/ and last year to the foundation https://naratunek.org/.What did our client need? I Design asked for a page on which they could present information about the event, registration for the event and payment, and which would be well indexed in terms of SEO.How did we solve it?During the workshop, we discussed their needs and created a website that enabled all they needed.What did we use?Nuxt.js in SSG modeVueNetlify CMS Java (for payment services)What was the final result?The client was able to organize 3 editions of his conference using our website, in all forms (stationary, online and hybrid), a total of over 500 participants signed up, and over PLN 40,000 had been collected for charity.https://i-design.com.pl/ when the event has ended some sections on the website are hidden to keep the details for its participants.