We publish a project here only when we can evidence what we say about it. Some client work is anonymised, and demonstrations are clearly labelled.
Before someone can book a test drive, a dealership needs to answer their questions, check who is available and arrange a time. For one Singapore car dealership, we built a system to keep that work together.
Coper rebuilt its own website — and rebuilt the way we build websites while doing it. The redesign is the part you can see; the system behind it is what actually changed.
A real system Coper built and runs for itself, rather than work delivered for a client.
The visual change is the easiest part to see. The bigger change sits underneath it.
A working booking demo where booking rules shape the options shown — including available times, earliest alternatives network-wide, and self-service booking lookup.
A working demonstration built by Coper. It runs on demonstration data, it was not commissioned by anyone, and the organisation it describes does not exist.
For Singapore active-holiday business Travel Wander, upgrading an older website was no simple step. A fresh WordPress build was judged the more cost-effective route at the time, and Coper revamped and rebuilt the website.
