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Renaissance Management Consultants

A polished, credibility-first website for a 24+ year old manpower recruitment and staffing agency — CodeMyth's very first client engagement, taken from brief to a live, shipped product.

A polished, credibility-first website for a 24+ year old manpower recruitment and staffing agency — CodeMyth's very first client engagement, taken from brief to a live, shipped product.

This was our first-ever client engagement at CodeMyth. Renaissance Management Consultants came to us as an established staffing agency with 24+ years in the industry, but no real digital presence to match that track record — so the brief was straightforward but the stakes were personal: our first paying client, and our first live production deploy. We started with a short discovery conversation to understand how the agency actually pitches itself to both candidates and hiring companies, then designed and built a Next.js site around that trust-first positioning — fast, clean, and easy to navigate on any device. We handled everything ourselves end to end: layout, copy structure, responsive behaviour, and deployment to production. Shipping this taught us our process actually works outside of a portfolio sandbox, and it's still live today.

We're deliberately not the studio that quotes you a number and disappears until the deadline. Expect short, regular check-ins, staging access from early on, and a straight answer any time something turns out to be harder — or easier — than it looked at the start. If a piece of this isn't the right fit for your team, we'll say so directly rather than stretching the engagement to fill a quarter.

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How we build it

01

Scope & validate

The core workflow mapped and validated before a line of code was written.

02

Build the core

Front end, back end and data layer built in parallel by the owning engineer.

03

Ship & measure

Deployed with monitoring in place, then iterated against real usage.

Frequently asked

For live, shipped work we're often happy to make an introduction or share more detail on a call — just ask.

Most new projects start from a pattern like this one, then get adapted to your specific data, users and constraints — nothing here is a rigid template.

Timelines vary by scope, but the pattern is consistent: a working staging build within the first couple of weeks, then iteration against real usage rather than a single big-bang launch.

Who this is for

  • Teams in a similar space looking for a reference build
  • Founders sizing up what a comparable engagement might look like for them
  • Anyone deciding between building this in-house or bringing in outside help

What you walk away with

  • A working reference for what a comparable build looks like
  • Specific technologies and timelines you can benchmark against

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