
Create a new digital platform for the oldest golf tournament for 2019 event
We worked on this project in partnership with Delete agency (UK). We were responsible for technical research, specification & architecture, Development, QA. Delete team was handling strategy, design, UX, solution direction, SEO.
We delivered this project in 3 phases:
1) Ticket & hospitality eCommerce
2) Pre-event state - news, player & event information, qualifications
3) Live event - high traffic website
We worked together with the client team, Delete's solutions director we created a roadmap, and user stories. We collaborated with third party solution providers - ticketing (Secutix), video (StreamAMG), mobile development team, support team, and defined the right integration approaches, we managed the overall technical project planning between them.
Project spanned more than 1 year in development with a team of 7 developers.
3 months before the event, we ran the full event rehearsal with all teams involved (media, content, all technical teams). For this our team temporary moved to Cluj where the technical support team is based. We simulated all planned (and not planned) situations that could occur, and tested that our solutions works fine.
During the event our team again joined forces with support team to make sure there are no issues.
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