Lorenzo Villalobos

Vector Costa Rica began in 2019 as a conceptual project without a clear direction. Initially uncertain about breaking into the competitive Costa Rican market, I conducted extensive research and discovered a heavy reliance on WordPress-based systems. Over time, my skills and understanding of the industry deepened, leading me to focus on offering budget-conscious solutions. As I move forward, my aim is to deliver even faster turnaround times and greater savings for my clients while continuing to grow the brand.

GrifaGang’s website has been a continuous project, evolving with the brand as it develops. Initially designed as a simple catalog, the site has grown into a flexible e-commerce platform that reflects modern street culture and current trends. While the brand's infrastructure is still being finalized, the systems in place are designed to adapt to their future needs, providing a solid foundation for growth.

The goal of this project was to modernize All Star Realty’s online presence by rebuilding their outdated website using AstroJS. The previous site had significant accessibility issues and was not mobile-friendly. The new implementation leverages the speed and stability of AstroJS, combined with modern design principles, to create a user-friendly experience that meets today’s web standards.

Drink or Die’s website was built with a strong foundation in their pre-existing branding, provided by their designer. This allowed for a streamlined development process that focused on user experience. The site serves as a menu and image gallery, accessible across all platforms, and has been a significant success, drawing attention from other businesses in the region.

The LocoLizard project presented unique challenges, particularly due to the brand's change in ownership. The project involved migrating established Google Analytics, business listings, and social media accounts to the new owner while rebranding the online presence. The website development had to keep pace with constant changes in menus, services, and online presence, requiring a flexible approach to real-time updates.

When I joined the ECOS project, their website was based on outdated web standards, with the last code modifications made in 2005. The site was no longer functional, and much of the code was unusable. The new website focuses on modern design principles and user-centric features, with an emphasis on showcasing the brand's project galleries. The result is a website that not only meets current web standards but also provides an engaging user experience.

For Camino a Casa, the project involved not just the technical aspects of website and webmail hosting, but also contributing to the development of their brand. By using WordPress and DIVI, I was able to provide a cost-effective solution that met their needs while also optimizing their online presence through strategic SEO implementation.

For Oficinas San Ramon, the focus was on creating a website that effectively showcases a unique residential office space. The design was carefully crafted to integrate the color palette of the on-site materials, providing a cohesive experience. The site was built with React, and optimized .webp images are hosted on an S3 instance to ensure fast load times. The project also included domain acquisition, hosting configuration, and seamless data synchronization from the Git repository.