The famous Czech cooking school goes digital
We have helped Chefparade to improve, enrich and speed up their website.
Chefparade is the largest cooking school in the Czech Republic. They offer hands-on courses for individuals, groups and companies, helping people enjoy cooking and learn from professional chefs.

Chefparade and its cooking school have been bringing joy to life thanks to excellent food and experience in its preparation since 2007. More than 130,000 participants have already taken part in the company's courses, making it the most famous cooking school in the Czech Republic. Chefparade currently operates on the Czech, Slovak and Hungarian markets.
Chefparade contacted us after being dissatisfied with its existing IT service provider. Together, we improved the client's current website according to the supplied UX analysis, implemented new features, and we also speeded up the entire website. Finally, we also worked on better responsiveness. All modifications were implemented on the basis of communication with the client and taking into account the value of each modification.
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