Client stories

Audi faced a major challenge: launching a top-tier ecommerce platform while preserving their luxury brand. Partnering with Digivante for thorough testing, they achieved a seamless digital experience, exceeding customer expectations across 48 projects. Discover their journey to digital success.

Confronted with the challenge of ensuring user acceptance of their 3rd party developed app, Pepe’s actively sought a strategic solution to validate and boost their online presence. Enter Digivante, the trusted testing partner in this critical endeavour.

As well as its distribution network, Micheldever Tyre Services (MTS) also offers a white-label SaaS ecommerce solution called TyreClick for independent garages, which they can personalise with their own branding and set up to take orders and bookings directly online.

Every year, the NSPCC offers Letter from Santa to parents and grand-parents. For a small donation, they are able to personalise a letter that will be addressed and sent to the child from Santa.

In 2019, with a growing business operating in ten countries, Specsavers began to plan a substantial programme of change to unify different local approaches.

Challenged with the ever-evolving needs and high expectations of digital users, as well as fierce competition from the likes of ITV Hub, iPlayer and All 4, Channel 5 began digitally evolving their on-demand app service My5.

Alongside an ambitious roadmap, Textlocal aimed to increase market share by delivering an improved user experience to their customers, as well as both improving existing and developing exciting new functionality.

Gymshark’s needed to find a partner to provide testing against the company’s live site across the broad range of devices used by their customers. Five potential partners in total were evaluated before the business was awarded to Digivante.

In the summer of 2020, ScS sought support for an extensive replatforming project, with the two-fold goal of expanding testing coverage across a broader range of devices and browsers, while reducing the testing window from days to hours.

When Bang & Olufsen were developing their new website, a major concern was about protecting their brand online to ensure it worked across multiple global platforms.

Figleaves had aggressive growth targets coupled with planned digital expansion. They wanted to ensure current site users would not be negatively affected during the development stages.

SMILE sought help for quality assurance and, more specifically, testing a website build for a university in the south-west of England.

Motivated by quality, Direct Wines began externally sourcing web testing help to identify web site bugs that were harming user experience

Auto-parts wholesaler, Allmakes 4×4, embarked on a major strategic change to create their first-ever B2C ecommerce website in 2019.

Quality Cottages were struggling to understand why their users weren’t converting into customers. They had a severe lack of resources and time, but needed their websites to be optimised across all devices and platforms.