HHP/design

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Business description

HHP Design brings the best of both worlds, blending freelance affordability with the highest agency-level standards. Led by co-founder Daniel Lee, our Sydney-based team offers a wealth of knowledge from over 15 years of e-commerce and web development experience.

HHP Design significantly contributed to the NSW Government’s Farms of the Future Program, revolutionising agricultural practices through technology. Our creation of a comprehensive Agtech equipment catalogue streamlined the grant process, enabling the effective distribution of $9.7 million to 375 NSW farmers.

Moby’s Seafood is business, selling fresh seafood sourced daily from Sydney Seafood Market from their three Campbelltown locations.

Moby’s Seafood had the goal of expanding across Sydney, and wanted to achieve this by offering a delivery service. The first step was developing a website to process orders and create a seamless buying experience for their customers.

SuperOffice is a megastore supplying consumers with office supples, stationary and electronics and has over 20,000 products.

SuperOffice approached HHP Design and was looking to streamline their business, improve their customers buying experience and migrate to a platform to handle their growing business.

BaseBlocks is a home fitness equipment manufacturer that supplies yoga and calisthenics products to customers around the world. BaseBlocks offer over a dozen products sold via their three eCommerce websites in North America, Europe and Australia.

BaseBlocks customers also have access to the BaseBlocks app and e-book to follow an at home workout routine.

Cuckoo Electronics, a South Korean home appliance giant, known for their innovative rice cookers, embarked on a strategic expansion into the Australian market. Facing the challenge of adapting to Australia’s unique consumer preferences and a competitive digital landscape, Cuckoo aimed to not only introduce their quality products but also to resonate with a new audience culturally and commercially.

Kate and Sara, two environmentally-conscious mothers, launched Cactus Revival, a slow fashion brand for kids that up-cycles and repairs clothing to reduce textile waste. They launched the brand in July 2022 with the goal of embracing imperfection and reducing landfill waste.