Introduction
Veezu is the UK's leading taxi and private hire technology platform. They partner with thousands of local drivers across hundreds of UK cities.
Challenges & Solutions
Their initial online presence was limited to a simple landing page, lacking the functionality and depth needed for their growing business.
Veezu’s old website, managed in WordPress, wasn’t performing well enough. It had usability issues, slow page speed, and lacked mobile-friendliness, which is critical for a mobile-first service like Veezu.
We rebuilt the site on Next.js (chosen for its maturity and reliability), paired with Contentful.
Veezu wanted their marketing team to manage, edit, and publish content independently, without relying on WordPress developers.
We integrated Contentful for content management, enabling live editing and seamless collaboration among multiple editors over time.
Veezu’s old website struggled with speed issues, impacting user experience and SEO performance. High bounce rates and low engagement resulted from the slow speed, with many mobile-first clients dropping out.
We optimized the website to meet Core Web Vitals standards. Mobile loading times were drastically reduced by over 96%, enhancing user engagement and SEO performance.
Ensuring all website forms work reliably was crucial for maintaining a seamless user experience.
We implemented QA automation using Playwright to thoroughly test and ensure the functionality of all forms across the website.
Outcomes
Mobile loading dropped by 96%, and engagement and SEO performance rose with it.
- Mobile Performance
- +96%
- Desktop Performance
- +78%
Testimonial
We were up against a tight 25-day deadline to get our website live. Bejamas came through brilliantly! Their strategy of using reusable components and a clear page hierarchy meant they could iterate quickly. Thanks to them, we hit our deadline with an awesome initial version.
Off WordPress in 25 days
That’s what we did for Veezu, and mobile load times dropped by 96%. If WordPress is holding your site back, let’s talk.
