Every case shows how to verify it
Twenty-four live projects, in Florida, Medellín, Bogotá and beyond, each with its tech stack, what we built and the credit in its footer. Some say User Media; others say Crece Virtual or DIMAGinet, names we used before, and some don’t name any agency.
Each case tells you where to confirm our involvement. User Media credit: the site’s footer says “por User Media” or “por USER MEDIA”. Crece Virtual credit: the site was built under our former name, and crecevirtual.com now redirects to usermedia.co. No credit: the site doesn’t name any agency, so we explain where the connection comes from. We don’t publish numbers we can’t back up, and we don’t show logos of companies whose work we can’t put in front of you.
First, Apoleto, our own product, and our newest store; then the sites credited to User Media; then our Crece Virtual and DIMAGinet eras (our former names) and, last, the sites with no credit.
24 case studies
Restaurant software
Our product for restaurants: each table leaves feedback through a QR code, AI analyzes it, and when the experience was good the guest is invited to review the restaurant on Google.
What we did
Design and development of the platform and its website in Spanish and English. Reviews is one of its modules, alongside menus, reservations, chat, events and websites.
Technology
A User Media product. The screenshot shows the site’s sample data.
New store with a 3D view
Medellín, ColombiaOnline store
An online store for barrel smokers made in Colombia, in six sizes and in 430 steel or 304 stainless steel, with bundles and accessories. It ships free anywhere in Colombia and shows reference prices in US dollars for buyers abroad.
What we did
Design and development of the store in Spanish and English: a catalog by size and material, a size comparison, bundles and accessories, cart and secure checkout, Google reviews on every product page, and an admin panel for products, orders, coupons and content. Plus a custom 3D view of every smoker.
Technology
Custom-built feature
A view built for this store: shoppers turn the barrel, zoom in and look inside, on desktop or on their phone. Each size shows its own dimensions, and the product page still loads fast because the view only opens when someone asks for it.
Medellín, ColombiaTravel
A tour operator covering Medellín and the Antioquia region. The new site went live in October 2026 and replaced the old one with page-by-page permanent redirects.
What we did
Design, development and migration: tours by destination in English and Spanish, a custom admin panel for pages and news, an AI sales chat that continues on WhatsApp, and Consent Mode v2 analytics.
Technology
Footer: “Diseño Web con ❤ por User Media”.
Medellín, ColombiaCommercial printing
A printing and graphic production company with eleven service lines, from digital printing to signage. Its website went from listing services to starting sales conversations.
What we did
A bilingual Next.js site with search and news published through Odinoa, plus a sales chat, a CRM and automations. It logs 350 to 550 sales opportunities a month.
Technology
Footer: “Diseño Web con ❤ por User Media”.
Medellín, ColombiaCoworking
Workspaces in El Poblado and Ciudad del Río for teams and independent professionals, with the company’s Google reviews featured on the site.
What we did
A bilingual site with technical SEO and structured data, leads in our CRM, meeting-room and desk bookings through SonTickets and news through Odinoa. It brings in 200 to 400 organic leads a month.
Technology
Footer: “Diseño Web con ❤ por User Media”.
Bogotá, ColombiaEducation
A bilingual school for children and teens in Bogotá’s Puente Aranda district. Families find admissions, tuition, schedules and a virtual tour, with online payment links one click away.
What we did
Custom design and development, no WordPress: the school’s site structure, a virtual tour, student and parent logins, Mercado Pago payment links, a contact form and a WhatsApp button.
Technology
Footer: “Diseño y Programación Web por USER MEDIA”.
Bogotá, ColombiaEngineering and construction
A Colombian civil engineering and construction firm working on roads, buildings, public spaces, oil and gas, energy and sanitation. The site shows completed and ongoing projects, clients and news, in Spanish and English.
What we did
Design and development of the corporate site: a page for each business unit, a project explorer with filters by unit, location and status, a contact form that saves every message and alerts the company inbox, and an admin panel where the team manages projects, clients, news and copy.
Technology
Footer: “Diseño web por User Media”.
Medellín, ColombiaHealthcare
A healthcare provider in Medellín offering in-person care at its clinic, telehealth and home visits, lab and diagnostic services, executive checkups, and services for other providers such as specialist consults and ECG and Holter readings.
What we did
Design and development of the site in Spanish and English: services and care options, online appointment requests, an AI assistant that guides patients without diagnosing, Google reviews, a blog and the institutional information Colombian providers publish (REPS registration, Supersalud oversight and patient feedback), all managed from an admin panel.
Technology
Footer: “Diseño web con ❤ por User Media”.
Miami Springs, FL3PL logistics
A logistics provider offering full and partial truckload, temperature-controlled freight and shipping to Mexico and Canada, recruiting customers and agents through its website.
What we did
As Crece Virtual: WordPress development with a custom theme, a solutions menu, HubSpot forms for new customers and agents, Google reviews and links to the customer portal.
Technology
Footer: “Web development with ♥︎ by Crece Virtual”.
Miami, FLLogistics SaaS
Rate management software that helps freight brokers quote loads and analyze their pricing. The site sells the product and books demos through Calendly.
What we did
As Crece Virtual: WordPress design and development. The site runs its own plugins: an FAQ bot with fixed answers (no AI), an ROI calculator and flipbook-style case studies.
Technology
Footer: “Design & Dev by Crece Virtual”.
Medellín, ColombiaArtisan bakery
A sourdough bakery and pastry shop that sells online, including subscriptions, and works with resellers.
What we did
As Crece Virtual: a WordPress and WooCommerce store with product categories, subscriptions, cart, blog, shipping policies and a WhatsApp button.
Technology
Footer: “Hecho con ♥ Por Crece Virtual”.
Environmental media
A content site on biodiversity, climate change, pollution and sustainable living. It was already listed among Dimaginet’s clients in 2018.
What we did
As Crece Virtual: WordPress development with a lightweight theme, caching, categories and search, plus the Google Tag Manager setup, which is labeled “by Crece Virtual” in the page code.
Technology
Footer: “Web development with ♥︎ by Crece Virtual”.
Antioquia, ColombiaEvent rentals
Vespa scooter rentals for weddings, brand activations, ads and film shoots, photo sessions and celebrations in Antioquia, Colombia.
What we did
As Crece Virtual: a WordPress site with a page for each type of event, a WhatsApp quote button and SEO with Yoast.
Technology
Footer: “Creada por Crece Virtual”.
ColombiaFashion
A clothing brand with pieces handmade by Colombian garment makers using natural fibers or recycled polyester, with free shipping anywhere in Colombia.
What we did
As Crece Virtual: a WooCommerce store with collections by category, filters, a wishlist, customer reviews, a blog and Google Tag Manager tracking.
Technology
Footer: “Diseño Web y Programación por Crece Virtual”.
Bogotá, ColombiaDesign and construction
A Bogotá company that designs and builds homes, develops housing, retail, office and industrial projects, and does interior design and remodeling. It also distributes Metecno roofing panels.
What we did
As DIMAGinet: a WordPress site with a custom theme, a project gallery on the home page, and company, services, projects and contact pages, built to work on phones.
Technology
Footer: “Creada por: DIMAGinet”.
Bogotá, ColombiaEnergy efficiency
An energy efficiency and renewables company: solar PV project engineering, advisory and financing, and training on topics such as ISO 50001.
What we did
As DIMAGinet: a Joomla site with a custom template, service lines, projects, training, a blog and a biweekly newsletter sign-up.
Technology
Footer: “Creada por: DiMAGinet”.
Bogotá, ColombiaAviation fuel
A Colombian company that distributes and sells aviation fuel and refuels aircraft anywhere in the country.
What we did
As DIMAGinet: an HTML site with company, services, gallery and contact sections, a client login and a separate mobile version.
Technology
Footer: “Creada por: DiMAGinet”.
ColombiaDigital news
A business news outlet covering industry, agriculture, exports, jobs and opinion columns, with an English edition, AMP pages and daily exchange-rate indicators.
What we did
Infrastructure for a high-volume newsroom, built so every story gets indexed and distributed fast; AI-assisted research and editorial production with Odinoa; and a sales process for ads and sponsored content.
Technology
Published as a case study by Crece Virtual, our former brand. Today it’s one of the outlets Odinoa serves.
Medellín, ColombiaWine and spirits
An online store for wine, spirits, beer, cider and sake, cocktail supplies and event gifts, with a brick-and-mortar shop in Medellín.
What we did
Store development on OpenCart: a catalog by category with sorting and list or grid views, cart and checkout, customer accounts with order history, a wishlist, product comparison, returns and gift vouchers.
Technology
Bogotá, ColombiaPlastic surgery
A plastic surgeon’s website: procedures by category (breast, facial and body), cases by procedure, his professional profile and a blog.
What we did
A WordPress site built with Elementor Pro: a procedure search, a step-by-step form to request a consultation, WhatsApp and Google reviews on the home page.
Technology
Medellín, ColombiaNail spa
A nail spa in Laureles, Medellín: manicures, nail art and pedicures, with a design gallery, Google reviews, opening hours and location.
What we did
A WordPress site built with Elementor: services, a gallery of nail designs, booking buttons, WhatsApp with a welcome message, and WP Rocket caching so it loads fast.
Technology
Bogotá, ColombiaFood
A family business in Bogotá that grows, processes and sells frozen plantain products and snacks, ready to bake or fry.
What we did
A WooCommerce store: a catalog of frozen foods and snacks, retail or wholesale orders with cash on delivery, a delivery zones and schedule page, customer accounts and WhatsApp.
Technology
Cajicá, ColombiaLabor law
A law firm focused on social security and labor law: pensions, employment law and occupational health and safety (SG-SST), with a legal bulletin that publishes articles and interviews.
What we did
A WordPress site: service pages, the legal bulletin, a contact form, email newsletter sign-up, a PSE payments link and WhatsApp.
Technology
Environmental engineering
Hydrology and hydraulics consulting for environmental projects: drone and LiDAR surveys, hydrological studies, basic sanitation, land surveying and permitting.
What we did
A WordPress site built with Elementor Pro: a page for each service, galleries, clients, a short quote request form and WhatsApp.
Technology
These aren’t client projects, but they show how we build. All four are live today.
Researches, writes and publishes with AI on the Más Colombia, Azabache and NOI sites, and runs bulk SEO updates using Search Console data.
Manages users and projects, keeps lead history and runs daily database backups.
A restaurant platform with reviews, menus, bookings with deposits and AI chat. It’s live, but it doesn’t have customers yet.
Tools we use every day with our clients. The data in the screenshots is sample data.
Where each client receives its leads and sees where every one came from: search engines, ads or AI assistants.
What we did
We designed and built it with Next.js and Supabase, with each client’s data kept separate and a view designed for mobile.
Technology
Screenshot with sample data: names and figures aren’t real customers.
How a new client tells us about their project, guided step by step by an assistant that understands text, voice and documents.
What we did
Design, development and the OpenAI and Deepgram integration. The assistant suggests; the client decides what stays.
Technology
Screenshot with sample data: names and figures aren’t real customers.
What each customer of a software product costs in infrastructure, before you set a price.
What we did
We built it for Apoleto, our restaurant platform: official provider rates, measured usage and a profit simulator.
Technology
Screenshot with the tool’s sample data.
QR codes with your logo and brand colors, free and with no sign-up.
What we did
Design and development of a tool that runs entirely in the browser and exports in four formats.
Technology
Four projects with a page of their own and more background.
A WordPress business news outlet with an English edition and AMP pages.
An environmental content site on WordPress, organized by topic.
A real-time booking platform that NOI Coworking uses for its meeting rooms and desks.
The site of Bogotá’s Fundación Teatro Nacional, with show listings and online ticket sales.
Real reviews our clients left on Google.
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The ones we can back up: live sites with our credit, Crece Virtual’s or DIMAGinet’s in the footer, sites with no credit where we describe what we built, and our own products and in-house software. If a project can’t be verified publicly, we don’t present it here as a case.
“User Media” is our current name. “Crece Virtual” is the previous one: sites from that period keep that credit, and crecevirtual.com now redirects to usermedia.co. “DIMAGinet” was our first name, in Bogotá, and sites such as Efecto Urbano, Smart Green and Faster Fuel still carry it. “No credit” means the site doesn’t name any agency, so we describe what we built and, where needed, the connection, as with Más Colombia.
Because a logo on its own proves nothing. We’d rather show fewer cases that you can open, with the tech stack in plain view and the credit in the footer.
Not necessarily. Those ranges belong to those two clients and depend on their market, their offer and their sales team. Nobody can promise numbers before starting; what we do is measure from day one.
Send us the link to the case you like and what your business needs differently. We start from what worked there, but the scope is defined for your situation.
Tell us what you need and which of these sites is closest to what you have in mind. We’ll explain how we’d build it and where to start.
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