Wakama Thompson Associates is a multi-discipline team of Estate Surveyors and Valuers, Plants and Machinery Valuers, and Integrated Real Estate Consultants. They offer comprehensive consultancy services in all aspects of estate management such as Valuation of assets, real estate agency involving letting, sale, and purchase of real estate assets for and on behalf of clients as well as property management including lease administration and management of service charges.

The company required a website so as to reach out to the international scene. They indicated that they wanted to be able to modify the website on their own. This led us to use WordPress to build the website.

I worked with a team of web designers for this project. I took the role of Project Manager and Web designer for the project. The team included Kachi Daniels, and Sunday Kennedy and I. We collected the UX information for the website from the company. I had meetings with the CEO. He explained to us the brand the company was already trying to build. He provided details down to the fonts used for their business cards. We were required to convey the previous work they had done on their brand, to the website. Kachi handled reiterating the information received, onto the website. Sunday and I handled the web design. We included Plugins such as Advanced Custom Fields, Black Studio TinyMCE Widget, Contact Form 7, Copyright Shortcode etc. via WordPress. We provided them with business emails, six in total. We also handled their website hosting and domain purchase. The web design was done according to specifications, which included placing required assets and imagery in certain positions. Pages such as Services, Home, Contact e.t.c.

We were able to design a website as the CEO desired, as it followed the company's branding. The website has been running for three years. I have been managing the website since its creation. The CEO of the company gave us a glowing testimonial too.

Here is one of the pages for blog posts. To experience more of the project please visit their website. And remember “Design is Life”.