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Taiwan Koikeya Website Case Study

DFocus's collaboration case with Taiwan Koikeya showcases the scope of its visual interface design and backend application development services, serving as a reference for business planning.

DFocus Integrated Marketing | 2026-10-24

What DFocus Delivered

Taiwan Koikeya is a website collaboration case study for DFocus. The collaboration included visual interface design and backend application development.

Business Website Cooperation Reference

This case study is included in DFocus's business website portfolio. When evaluating a business website, companies can organize their needs from three aspects: brand identification, content presentation, and future maintenance. The website's appearance and management functions need to be discussed together to define the complete scope of production.

From visual design to website applications, how do we understand the project scope?

Interface design covers brand presentation, information hierarchy, and page layout. Back-office development supports content updates and business operations. For a similar project, we define the pages, management features, and acceptance criteria separately, then plan how they work together.

What should companies prepare before evaluating similar projects?

These are planning questions for similar projects, not a claim that this client uses every feature listed. Scope, delivery, and maintenance are confirmed for each project.

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This page is organized according to the project scope confirmed by DFocus; client websites may be continuously updated, and the currently publicly available content is subject to the client's website.

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