ClubIQ
Website and product demo for Club IQ, an app that puts sports club members, fees and events on the phone.
Software and games.
Real cases
Product demos you can try in the browser, interfaces handed to the client's engineering team and launch pages for Steam. We built Club IQ, Spectron, Strawberry Fox and Poker Slayer.
- 7tabs in the Club IQ app demo, all of them tappable on the website
- 4slots in the ship builder on the Spectron page
- 1button to the Steam wishlist, where the Spectron page ends
What we built, case by case.
| Project | The product | What we did |
|---|---|---|
| Club IQ | A members' app and a management dashboard for sports clubs | A website with a working demo in seven tabs and a calculator of what the club saves |
| Spectron | A retro-arcade space shooter, Strawberry Fox's first game | A page built as a dossier, with the game's real screens, a ship builder and a single button to the Steam wishlist |
| Strawberry Fox | An independent Portuguese game studio of six people | A website with the logo drawn letter by letter and a fox for each person on the team |
| Poker Slayer | A poker training product | The symbol and the interfaces for the website and the app, handed to the client's engineering team |
Questions we get.
- Can you design the product and leave the engineering to our team?
- We can. On Poker Slayer, our work was the design: we drew the symbol and the interfaces for the website and the app, and the client's engineering team built and runs the product.
- How do you present a product few people know yet?
- By putting it to work on the page. The Club IQ website has the members' app in seven tabs you can tap, so a club director can try it before the first meeting, and a calculator of what the club saves when dues are paid on time.
- Do you build launch pages for games?
- We built the one for Spectron, Strawberry Fox's first game. The page shows the game's real screens instead of mockups, lets you assemble a ship in four slots and ends on a single button to the Steam wishlist.
- How long does it take and how is it priced?
- A focused website is ready in 4 to 8 weeks. Projects with a back office, an app or a store take longer, and the date is written into the proposal. The price is fixed upfront, never by the hour.