Organization Summary

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Organization credits
Services
3rd party Integration, Accessibility, Consulting, Design, Development, E-commerce, Information architecture, Migration, Mobile App Development, Mobile Site Development, Multilingual websites, Project Management, Site Audits, Site Building, Usability
Sectors
E-Commerce, Education, Enterprise, Government, Manufacturing and Energy, Non-profit, Retail and Distribution, Technology, Travel and Hospitality
Locations served
Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Organization type
Drupal service provider
People
2 (list)

Meet RelevantBits

Technology and industry agnostic. Solution-focused. Likes long walks in the woods, good coffee in the morning, and eclectic music all day.

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Relevant Bits is a strategic design and development team, brought together by the desire to do better and be better. Tackling projects that require an innovative, cooperative, and technical approach, Relevant Bits partners with companies that want to solve complicated problems.

From manufacturing and retail to community education, Relevant Bits leads projects from initial strategy to launch, with all the research, UX design, web development, and project management in-between. Taking a goal-driven approach, the company uses value-based pricing to ensure deliverables are predictable and outcomes are achieved.

Based in Toronto, Canada, Relevant Bits is entirely remote, with employees and clients located in Hungary, England, the United States, and Canada.

Drupal Contributions

Members of the Relevant Bits team have contributed to Drupal 6, 7, and 8 core. In addition, members of the team have authored or contributed to the following selection of modules: