Co-developing Vue.js for restaurants
One of the most successful czech start-ups. Wide selection of restaurants, guarantee of satisfaction, inhouse developed logistics.
Dáme jídlo, now called Foodora, is the leading food delivery platform in the Czech Republic. Founded in 2012 in Prague, it partners with thousands of restaurants and serves over 200 cities. Since 2014 it has been part of Delivery Hero.

Development and improvement of website frontend - https://www.damejidlo.cz/
The online food delivery market is growing at a rocket pace. Keeping up with this growth means to constantly debug, improve and consider the possibilities of further development. Even a minor change in the appearance or behaviour of the site can have a huge impact on the number of orders made. In addition, people behave differently on a desktop computer and with a mobile phone in their hands. We jumped into a fast-running train and we help company 'Dáme jídlo' to develop and upgrade the DámeJídlo.cz frontend.
Used technologies:
Vue.JS
HTML/CSS/JS
This reference refers to the previous version of the portal before 2020. We did not participate in the new version of dámejídlo.cz from 2020.
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