Stakk

The British Museum identified the need for a mobile application that not only embodied simplicity but also exuded elegance. The primary objective was to create a platform that effectively presented a diverse array of conferences and events hosted at the venue.

The application encompasses a user-friendly interface that enables users to explore upcoming events, delve into comprehensive event details, and gain valuable insights into event schedules. Beyond the fundamental requirements, a strong emphasis was placed on incorporating interactive features that fostered engagement between meeting hosts and attendees. This strategic inclusion was anticipated to significantly enhance user participation, ultimately translating into improved attendance and engagement levels for both conferences and events hosted by the museum.

Stakk was contracted by a math education organisation to develop their mobile application using React Native. They utilised a pre-existing design, created the app's code from the ground up, established a connection with AWS, and seamlessly integrated handwriting recognition functionality.

Stakk conceptualised and built a mobile app for Nivoda, successfully achieving feature equivalence with an established website. Their expertise in React Native came into play, seamlessly connecting the app to the website through an API integration.