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Case study · 2023

iCanada

Next.js public site and Laravel Livewire admin for iCanada: a blog, courses, startups, and a calculator that staff can edit.

iCanada website on a laptop (desktop view of the home page)
iCanada website on a phone (mobile view of the home page)

The challenge for iCanada

iCanada publishes courses, startup profiles, a calculator, and a blog, and that copy has to stay consistent across languages. The team needed those public sections, plus an admin that could change posts, media, and front languages without a developer for every edit.

What we built for iCanada

We built the public site in Next.js and React, with a blog, course pages, startup pages, a calculator, and account screens. The admin is Laravel with Livewire and Vite. Staff edit posts and categories, media, translations, front languages, roles, and permissions there. Tailwind styles the admin.

  • Next.js site for a blog, courses, startups, and a calculator
  • Laravel Livewire admin for posts, media, languages, and roles
  • Tailwind and Vite on the admin

The result for iCanada

The public app includes blog, courses, startups, and calculator routes, and the Laravel admin covers posts, media, languages, and roles. Enquiry and signup figures are not published here because they have not been confirmed.

Frequently asked questions about iCanada

What did Overlord Team build for iCanada?

A Next.js public site and a Laravel Livewire admin. The public site has a blog, courses, startups, and a calculator. The admin edits posts, categories, media, translations, front languages, roles, and permissions.

Which parts of iCanada can staff edit without a developer?

Posts and categories, media, translations, front languages, roles, and permissions. Those live in the Laravel admin, so routine content changes do not need a developer.

What is the public iCanada site built with?

Next.js and React. The public routes cover a blog, courses, startups, a calculator, and accounts.

What is the iCanada admin built with?

Laravel, Livewire, Vite, and Tailwind. Staff sign in and manage content, languages, and access from that panel.

What results has the iCanada site produced?

The public sections and the admin are in the product. Enquiry and signup figures are not published here because they have not been confirmed.

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