LCM Group

LCM Group

Websites for LCM Oil & Gas and its sub-companies operating in the MENA region - including a hotel, recruitment service, technical engineering, real estate development & water recycling company.

Topic: HTML / CSS - Websites
Completion: 2010 - 2007
Client / Employer / Training: LCM Oil & Gas

Project Objective:

LCM Oil & Gas (today <https://www.lcmenergy.com>) is a company operating in Libya. Throughout the late 2000s, the company set up a variety of other companies and services including a hotel for expats (Bustan), a recruiting service (El Hamada), Technical Engineering (Teeji). It also ran a real estate project in Morocco (Shemsi) and a water recycling business in UAE (MegaCorp).

All these businesses needed to have a digital presence to promote them. I was asked to create representative websites for each business between 2007 - 2010.

Duration:

I worked on these websites between 2007 - 2010. Each of them took about 2 weeks to 1 month to set up - Web Design was only a side project for me then in my role.

Role:

UI Designer & Web Developer

TechStack - Tools - Methodology:

Views & Features

Websites: LCM Oil & Gas, Teeji Engineering (Libya)

Websites: LCM Oil & Gas, Teeji Engineering (Libya)

Websites: Shemsi (Morocco), Megacorp (Dubai)

Websites: Shemsi (Morocco), Megacorp (Dubai)

Websites: Bustan, El Hamada (Libya)

Websites: Bustan, El Hamada (Libya)

Approach & Steps taken

FrontEnd

Backend

What decisions did you take?

What were the consequences?

I remember I was asked to avoid vertical scrolling, so I set up most of these websites content across pages that would fit into a regular laptop screen that would not require vertical scrolling. Unthinkable nowadays :).

Retrospective

If you could, what would you do differently?

Nowadays, I would possibly use a FrontEnd Builder such as Wordpress, Wix, Squarespace or Softr to set up these sites leveraging the use of portals and databases, and many more services as a backend.

These sites were set up even before Wordpress came into the market.

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